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For entertainment during the 2020 lockdown six friends organise an online seance over Zoom.

No good will come of this.

Cam

Alice (Madeline Brewer) works as an online "Cam girl" doing online live streams of a titillating sexual nature for her fans who tip her quite significant sums of money. Ashamed of this she hides it from her family.

She's very competitive and tries to work out what 'sells', climbing the rankings of the site she appears on. She has friends and rivals in the industry and longs to be in the 'top 50'.

One day she finds herself locked out of her account.

No good will come of this.

CW: nudity, objectification of women (funnily enough), self harm, suicide

Dungeons & Dragons: Honour among Thieves

Edgin (Chris Pine) and Holga (Michelle Rodriguez) are imprisoned in a towering prison in an icy wasteland following an ill-advised attempt to raid a vault of valuable magical treasure, while some of their accomplices managed to evade capture.

When they escape after a couple of years the pair head to reunite with Edgin's daughter. They find she is with their former accomplice and con-man Forge Fitzwilliam (Hugh Grant). Who has also somehow managed to become the lord of a great city.

No good will come of this.

The Omega Man

In the midst of a Sino-Russian war, one side turns to biowarfare and releases an engineered plague. Most of humanity succumbs.

Robert Neville (Charlton Heston) was a scientist working on an experimental vaccine as society disintegrated and out of desperation injected himself. The vaccine was effective but far too late.

Now he lives a solitary hedonistic life, picking over the luxuries left behind in the city.

He is not the only survivor. A tiny number live with the infection, pale sickly people who hide by day and are led by the messianic Matthias (Anthony Zerbe) who wants to destroy all the trappings of the former world. Including Neville.

CW: it's a bit Blaxploitation in parts

Battle for the Planet of the Apes

The Ape revolution triggered "the vilest war humanity has ever known" but now with the Apes in charge and Caeser (Roddy McDowell) as de-facto King they face a new threat.

General Aldo rankles at attempts to build a post-war society with humans integrated with, if not equal to Apes and plots with a group of more militant Gorillas to take power.

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes

Having been exposed to the possibility of Ape usefulness by Cornelius and Zira and following the plague of companion animals foretold by them, mankind has taken to using Apes for menial labour.

One Ape though is different: their son Caesar (Roddy McDowell) who is as smart as they were and taught to speak by his carer/guardian. Having led a sheltered life pretending to be less than he is when he's finally exposed to mankind's cruelty he begins to plot revolution.

Escape from the Planet of the Apes

This slightly improbable sequel has Ape genius Dr. Milo (Sal Mineo) fixing the ship from the first movie and along with fan favourites Zira (Kim Hunter) and Cornelius (Roddy McDowall) journeying somehow back in time to 1970s Earth.

Here they are soon recovered and become celebrities but there is a lurking threat from those who believe they must be destroyed to safeguard humanity's future.

Beneath the Planet of the Apes

Following directly in the wake of the first film this has another ship crash landing in the future and its sole survivor Brent (James Franciscus) encountering Nova (Linda Harrison), Zira (Kim Hunter) and heading out to look for the missing Taylor.

Meanwhile the more aggressive of the Apes are preparing for war...