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The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Victor Hugo’s classic comes to life in this silent-era masterpiece, with Lon Chaney delivering a legendary performance as Quasimodo, the deformed bell ringer of Notre Dame Cathedral. Torn between loyalty, love, and tragedy, his fate intertwines with the beautiful Esmeralda (Patsy Ruth Miller). Featuring elaborate sets and Chaney’s groundbreaking makeup, The Hunchback of Notre Dame remains one of the most visually stunning and emotionally powerful films of the silent era.

Big Game

When a Mexican drug cartel’s latest deal goes sideways, rival gangs, undercover cops, and small-time hustlers all collide in a violent struggle for survival. Featuring C. Thomas Howell and Marcus Chong, this gritty action thriller plunges into a deadly game where betrayal and bullets decide who makes it out alive.

The Swap

When a man investigates his brother’s mysterious death, he uncovers a tangled web of betrayal, corruption, and murder. Using early footage of Robert De Niro from the 1969 film Sam’s Song, The Swap blends new material with De Niro’s performance to craft a gritty crime mystery. With Sybil Danning and Jennifer Warren co-starring, the film delivers a tense, noir-tinged story of revenge and the dangerous secrets people will kill to protect.

The Holy Mountain

Visionary filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky delivers a surreal, mind-bending journey of mysticism, satire, and transformation. Following a Christ-like wanderer guided by an enigmatic alchemist, the film explores greed, corruption, spirituality, and the search for enlightenment as a group of disciples ascends a sacred mountain in pursuit of immortality. With striking visuals, provocative symbolism, and unforgettable imagery, The Holy Mountain is a landmark of avant-garde cinema – challenging, hypnotic, and unlike anything else in film history.