Markup View

Author: jate88

Jan 1st 2012 at 12:56:07 AM

Here are explanations for some of them.  I tried not to copy their entry pages word for word but I figured tvtropes was as good a place as any to figure out what supernatural activity occurs in the films.

* In AngelHeart Rourke is hired to find a missing person but finds himself in New Orleans, multiple murders, and voodoo magic.

* BlessTheChild deals with a virgin mother and her adopted child who develops supernatural powers and is believed to be the messiah.

* Film/CatPeople uses the theme of sexuality is dangerous by having the main character transform into a deadly panther if she's ever kissed.

* Film/DarkWater deals with a recently divorced mother trying to gain custody of her child.  The mother moves the child into her place but trhoughout the events the film they realize the biulding is plagued with supernatural occurences.

* FinalDestination deals with a group of people who were suppose to die but didn't so death kicks it into overtime to kill them off.  The targeted group have to deal with the fact that their next step could be their last.

* {{Frailty}} stars Frenton who goes to FBI to confess about his deranged father, Paxton, killing innocent people in the name of God but is Paxton really delusional.

* GhostRider is a thriller about a BadAss biker who deals with the forces of hell.

* In TheHauntingOfMollyHartley Molly has to deal with the DealWithTheDevil her mother made to save her life when she was younger.

* Film/JacobsLadder is about either a psychotic vietnam veteran or a vietnam veteran who is being targeted by unstoppable demons.

* In TheNinthGate Corso learns he's in possesion of a book that could summon the devil and has to deal with people who want that kind of power for themselves.

* RiseBloodHunter involves supernatural vampires and a quest for revenge.

* StirOfEchoes is a thriller involving psychic powers and the ghost of a murder victim.

* WhatLiesBeneath is a horror-thriller about a couple who receive a devastating haunting.