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  • Henry – Portrait of a Serial Killer

    Henry is a solitary man who has served time in prison for the murder of his mother. Upon release, he becomes a ruthless and isolated serial killer until he meets Otis, a seemingly mild-mannered gas station worker. Otis soon reveals himself to be equally as brutal, and the two begin a murderous partnership. However, their dynamic changes when Becky, Otis’ sister, enters the picture.

  • Sinister

    “Sinister” is a 2012 horror thriller directed by Scott Derrickson. The film follows the story of Ellison Oswalt, a crime novelist who moves with his family to a new home to seek inspiration for his new book. However, Ellison discovers that the house was the site of a murder and that a dark mystery lurks behind it…

  • Fire in the Sky

    The story follows a group of six loggers who find themselves in the woods of Arizona when they suddenly spot an unidentified flying object. One of the group members, Travis Walton (portrayed by D.B. Sweeney), is hit by a beam of light from the object and disappears into thin air. His terrified and panicked colleagues return to town and recount their incredible story to local authorities.

  • Jaws 2

    “Jaws 2″ begins two years after the events of the first film. The town of Amity is recovering from the attack of the Great White Shark and gearing up for the summer tourist season. As the town buzzes with excitement over the upcoming opening of a new hotel, two scuba divers are attacked by an unknown shark.”

  • The House That Jack Built

    The film unfolds through a series of episodes depicting the murders committed by Jack (masterfully portrayed by Matt Dillon), a successful architect leading a double life. While continuing his profession in society, Jack also indulges in serial killing, aiming to create his masterpiece of violence and death. Through dialogues with a mysterious figure named Verge (played by Bruno Ganz), Jack reflects on his life, his art, and his philosophy, trying to make sense of his actions.

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    Dari Zuron The Aesthetics of the Uncanny Between Dream and Decay

    In the dark firmament of contemporary art, Dari Zuron emerges as a restless star, capable of sculpting nightmares with the same grace others use to sketch light. His works, rich in gloomy symbolism and gothic suggestions, seem to breathe in the limbo between death and memory, evoking disjointed figures, faces lost in the silence of oblivion, and twilight settings where every detail oozes wounded beauty.