Daniel is abducted and raped by three mysterious women, he becomes a live sexual toy gratifying the women. After 12 days of unspeakable torment and horror, he is dump him on the outskirts of the city a broken man. His quest to discover their identities turns into a sexual odyssey almost as bizarre as his imprisonment. This shocking erotic horror tale delves into the darkest perceptions of love, perversions, sex and power.
Emergence of a unique underground subculture in the volatile Indian subcontinent. A die hard underground music fan embarks upon a journey across countries, cities and towns of the Indian subcontinent, viz. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, unravelling a gripping tale of diverse and equally discordant but well connected nexus of a volatile and extreme subculture.”
The legendary Bigfoot begins a gruesome killing spree when a group of free-spirited college students intrude on his territory.
Follows and shares exclusive footage of the case of Randy Herman Jr., a man convicted of a murder he says he committed while sleepwalking in 2017.
A starter marriage is a first marriage that lasts five years or less and ends without the couple having any children together. The concept of starter marriages was first discussed in a 1994 New York Times article by Deborah Schupack. Then, in a 2002 book, The Starter Marriage and the Future of Matrimony, Pamela Paul analyzed historical trends in American matrimony, pointing out that, as of 2002, Americans were getting married only slightly older than 100 years before, but that they were living decades longer. (In fact, Americans of Generation X are getting married at a rate closer to that of their grandparents than of their Baby Boomer parents.) She also claimed that some young couples get married for reasons not strong enough to support a long relationship, and that an increasing number of them end their marriages quickly. Paul’s book caused controversy for suggesting that these divorces are a good thing, if the couple have not had children.
Szani, Tina and Emese: or as they call themselves, the Divas are three twenty-year-old girls who can talk for hours about makeup, clothes, or profile pictures. Máté, a young director, enters the scene, following them with his camera until their graduation, to find out what is hidden behind their perfect makeup. Meanwhile they learn from each other, they all make a step towards adulthood.
Emily Willis, in her jacket, bare legs and heels exits her building and steps into a black town car. She sits in the middle of two handsome men, Danny Mountain and Charles Dera. As they drive, the man in the back asks her if she is ready and if she will give herself over completely. Emily says “yes.” He strips her out, exposing her bare skin. Beautiful and submissive housewife Casey Calvert is getting ready for her husband, Seth Gamble, to get home from work. She admires her darling, obedient pet, Whitney Wright, before leaving the room. It’s almost time for the husband to arrive, and they’re both eager to greet him after his long day at work. Secretary Jill Kassidy is laying on the floor with her ass up, looking sexy in her white blouse, pencil skirt and high heels. Her fingers glide along the keys of the typewriter as she types “YES BOSS” over and over again. In the background, her boss Derrick Pierce watches from his desk, hungrily admiring the view.
Inept criminals are put on edge, as one of their own seems to have turned against them.
For three years a well-known Norwegian extremist gives unique access to his everyday life encouraging jihadists in Europe until he is arrested for supporting terrorism by recruiting for ISIS. This extremely timely film highlights the tension between free societies and those who take advantage of their values while seeking to undermine them. Recruiting for Jihad is especially resonant and newsworthy given the deadly incidents in Stockholm, London, Berlin, Nice, San Bernardino, Paris and elsewhere
Jeff Cole is a recent graduate of the Cincinnati police academy who dreams of working undercover. His wish is granted and through success is given the task of taking down state-wide crack dealer Dwayne Gittens aka “God”. Gittens is known as a family man and a man of the people, contributing to his community and helping those in need. However, there is another side to him, a ruthless leader of a criminal empire who will torture or kill anyone without question. Over time, Cole develops a close friendship with Gittens. Cole’s superiors worry that the line between cop and bad guy is getting blurred and that both identities are becoming one. Cole’s loyalties are put to the ultimate test just as there is enough evidence to take Gittens down for good.
