In a small town in Massachusetts, a group of friends, fascinated by the internet lore of the Slender Man, attempt to prove that he doesn't actually exist - until one of them mysteriously goes missing.
Yasemin lives alone with her sister Ayse. Yasemin is happy with his fiancée Ufuk. Everything is shaken by a nightmare seen by Ayse, at the point of turning a beautiful life into a ... See full summary »
Director:
Hasan Gökalp
Stars:
Mehmet Sabri Arafatoglu,
Selim Aygün,
Kübra Kilinçkaya
A mysterious college professor becomes the focus of a murderer investigation when he is framed by his rival, Dr. Crazx, a Pulitzer prize winning psychiatrist.
Director:
Stuart Paul
Stars:
Jon Voight,
Danielle Kremeniuk,
Marcus Shirock
A Turkish film set in olden Greece. The story of a local known as Niyazi. Who continues his life by stealing. Niyazi, who lives in a small Aegean town with his brother Hasan and his mother ... See full summary »
The doctor and the chief physician working in the mental hospital apply an interesting treatment method on the patients. Only the patient caregivers know this method at the hospital. The ... See full summary »
Once upon a time, there was a foliage where all the creatures lived happily together. Now, it has become a drought - The creatures in the area have suffered from thirst and starvation for a... See full summary »
When their friend mysteriously disappears, a group of teenage girls explore whether the culprit could be the creepy internet urban legend character Slenderman by summoning him with a ritual. They begin experiencing supernatural phenomena that make them believe the story is real and that they are now being haunted by the Slenderman. Directed by Sylvain White. Based on the character created by Eric "Victor Surge" Knudsen.
Rated PG-13 for disturbing images, sequences of terror, thematic elements and language including some crude sexual references| See all certifications »
The father of the victim whose life was nearly claimed by two girls that worshipped the Slender Man spoke out against the film, citing how they felt disgraced by Hollywood making a film about events that led to tragedy. See more »
I consider myself to have fairly discerning taste, so I'm disappointed to see such panning of a fairly decent horror film. It pays excellent homage to the creepypasta lore, is well shot, edited, acted, and manages to be "creepy" at its (unfortunately) PG13 rating. Don't fall for the reverse Emperor's New Clothes Syndrome: If you're interested in seeing the film, then I suggest you give it a try despite the abhorrent reviews.
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I consider myself to have fairly discerning taste, so I'm disappointed to see such panning of a fairly decent horror film. It pays excellent homage to the creepypasta lore, is well shot, edited, acted, and manages to be "creepy" at its (unfortunately) PG13 rating. Don't fall for the reverse Emperor's New Clothes Syndrome: If you're interested in seeing the film, then I suggest you give it a try despite the abhorrent reviews.