A young girl whose mother has set impossibly high standards for finds an egg in the woods and decide to raise it as her own. What hatches from the egg is something otherworldly and a bit shocking. As she bonds with this being, her life takes many unexpected turns.
In the age of COVID there’s a re-emergence of virus horror films (like it or lump it), and “Virus :32” is one of the many that’s unique. It’s unique in that it really wants to be considered a part of the “28 Days Later” canon, even lifting bars from the score track “In the House.” It’s not to say that “Virus :32” is a bad movie. It’s actually a very solid survival horror drama if you’re hungry for a good zombie picture and have nothing else at hand to watch.
Three women find their lives thrown together after the passing of one man. As things go from bad to worse, they are forced to work together to make ends meet.
A man keeps waking up in new bodies, bodies he only resides in for 12 hours before leaving them to be themselves again. As he searches for what is happening to him and why, he finds himself being chased by various people.
Following the disappearance and return of her mother, a teenager decides she needs to know more about her mother and her family by extension. As she searches for information and herself, she also is tormented at school where other girls believe her family maybe more than she thinks.
Actress Charlotte Gainsbourg takes a look at her famous mother through her own camera.
A young woman is hired to house sit for a rich couple last minute and without really knowing them. During the house tour, she is told to not bother with the gated section of the basement. Soon after, the couple leaves, she makes herself comfortable. That is until her ex and his friend show up just before an assault happens on the house. Seemingly, there is something there that they want.