Ryan Simpkins

When troubled actor Anthony Miller (Academy Award-winner Russell Crowe), begins unraveling while on the set of his latest horror film, his daughter, Lee (Ryan Simpkins), questions if his past addictions or something darker is at play.

When eight girls find themselves trapped in a house without electricity, their sanity begins to crumble as they regress to their baser instincts.

In the cursed town of Shadyside, a killer's murder spree terrorizes Camp Nightwing and turns a summer of fun into a gruesome fight for survival.

After being abducted as children, and suffering years of abuse, a teenage boy and girl find themselves living on the street.

When a 13-year-old boy receives a mysterious locked box for his birthday, he and his gal pal embark on a wild escapade in NYC to search for the keys.

On the cusp of turning 15, Abby navigates the border between childhood and adulthood as she struggles to find herself in the wake of her mom’s death.

A pair of FBI agents sort through three witness accounts of a roadside rampage to unlock the truth about a string of vicious murders.

After Scott and Kate lose their daughter's college fund, they become desperate to earn it back so she can go to university. With the help of their neighbour, they decide to start an illegal casino in the basement of his house.

A family returns from vacation to find their house has been broken into. Cleaning up the mess is only the beginning. Their nightmare has just begun.

A bohemian couple's obsession with a sadistic gang ignites hidden desires, pushing them to question gender roles, monogamy, and sexual norms.

Wonder Showzen is a chaotic mix of puppets, animation and live action with a twist that will leave viewers torn between laughter, sadness and sheer perplexity. Episodes will contain skits from the main puppets (Chauncey, Wordsworth, Sthugar and Him), news segments with A.P. Gibralter, and Clarence's "puppet on the street" skit. Think delightfully dark yet smartly subversive. Wonder Showzen takes your favorite things about watching TV as a kid and turns them into a twisted nightmare for all ages.

After being freed from the kidnappers he thought were his parents, a man sets out to understand his life by making a movie of the only TV show he's ever known.

The first film from famed designer Tom Ford, A Single Man is a highly stylized tale of love and loss in the tradition of Wong Kar Wai’s sumptuous melodramas. With deeply felt performances from Colin Firth and Julianne Moore, and direction to match, the film established Ford as a talent to watch.