One night at a party Tom is goaded into being hypnotised by Maggie's sister where she instructs him to "open up" little knowing Tom too has the same gift, just repressed.
No good will come of this.
One night at a party Tom is goaded into being hypnotised by Maggie's sister where she instructs him to "open up" little knowing Tom too has the same gift, just repressed.
No good will come of this.
Rising star salesman Lockhart (Dane Dehaan) is dispatched to bring the CEO back, by any means necessary.
No good will come of this.
CW: body horror, sexual assault, sadistic dentistry and eels, lots of eels
No good will come of this.
CW: sexual assault
British horror auteur Elizabeth Bender (Elizabeth Debicki) gives her a chance at the lead in horror sequel "Puritan II" but all the while the Satanic serial killer "The Night Stalker" is terrorising L.A. and seemingly working his way through Maxine's friends and colleagues.
CW: some gore
No good will come of this.
CW: bullying
No good will come of this.
Nobody crosses the Mayor but local crime boss Mr Besegai decides to raid the party and steal the cash. When the rumour gets out he's going to try roll the Mayor nobody will take the job except the desperate: ex-con Cobby (Casey Affleck) and down on his luck ex-Marine Rory (Matt Damon).
No good will come of this.
Rain cares for her 'brother' Andy (David Jonsson) a damaged Synthetic her father fixed up who is somewhat childlike and occasionally malfunctions. When she was a child he was a playmate, now he's a dependent.
When a group of her friends tries to recruit her for a less than legal caper to loot a decommissioned Weyland-Yutani installation they've detected while on a supply run in their beaten up mining shuttle she reluctantly agrees. This may be her only ticket out of there.
No good will come of this.
CW: body horror, injury detail, jump scares
Nightmute is inside the Arctic circle and as it's summer has day round daylight. Dormer can't sleep.
No good will come of this.
John Brennick (Christophe Lambert) and his wife Karen (Loryn Locklin) attempt to escape across the border to Canada. She is pregnant again after they lost their first child.
When the pregnancy is detected they make a run for it.
No good will come of this.
CW: weird creepy sex hostage stuff
Together with Kitchen supervisor Mary (Da'Vine Joy Randolph) he must ensure the boys' wellbeing until the rest of the staff return. Among their number is a particularly troubled young man Angus Tully (Dominic Sessa).
No good will come of this.
CW: General post-apocalyptic nastiness and stylised violence
That night he encounters a human (Freya Allan) for the first time. The 'echoes' as his clan call them are almost never seen in the valley.
No good will come of this.
It's a lucrative easy life with a shelf life. Once you're no longer of use to the Syndicate they send you back to be disposed of by yourself, "closing the loop".
Occasionally a looper won't go through with it and there is hell to pay.
When Joe's future self (Bruce Willis) is sent back he's not helpless.
No good will come of this.
CW: child murder
Holland March (Ryan Gosling) has a more legitimate business as a Private Investigator tracking people down for money but he's scarcely any more moral. March has been hired to look for the famous porn actress Misty Mountains, despite her dying very publicly a few days earlier in a car crash. Her aunt is convinced she's seen her since.
March's investigation has lead him to a young woman called Amelia (Margaret Qualley) but Healey has been paid by her to frighten March off.
Shenanigans ensue.
Lazy food stall operator Park Gang-Du's (Song Kang-ho) daughter Hyun-seo (Go Ah-sung) is grabbed by the beast and dragged away. When she makes a desperate phone call suggesting she may still be alive the Korean authorities prove useless and the whole family resolve to try and find her, but first they must escape the quarantine they've been placed under.