Film 1: The Brain / Canada 1988 / 88 min. / Rated 16+ Blood flows from the plush teddy bear, a monster claw reaches out from the television, and grasping arms grow from the walls. Is it all just a hallucination, or is it reality? Since Dr. Blake (David Gale) arrived in Meadowvale County, the number of suicides and mysterious accidents has risen alarmingly. Dr. Blake is growing ever more powerful. His TV program, "Independent Thinking," has the highest ratings in the region. But the boy Jim Majelewski discovers the doctor's incredible secret. Behind the facade of the respectable scientist lurks an alien monster. Can the invasion that Dr. Blake is preparing still be stopped? Film 2: Cyber Bride - Till Death Do Us Part / UK 2019 / 87 min. / Rated 16+ After his wife tragically dies of a heart attack following a robbery, Rick (Andrew Hollingworth) sinks into self-pity and depression. But when he notices that his neighbor's new girlfriend is a little strange, he finds a glimmer of hope. He learns that she is a custom-made cyborg, a machine-human designed to alleviate the loneliness of single, career-focused men and otherwise "live" unpretentiously by their side. Rick decides to order a replica of his recently deceased wife as well—with fatal consequences. Film 3: Dolls - Look or Die / USA 2019 / 81 min. / Rated 16+ Children's book author Robert Holbrook (Thomas Downey), struggling with alcoholism and his career, and his rebellious daughter Sammey (Trinity Simpson) move into his recently deceased mother's abandoned house. While furnishing the house, they discover three mysterious porcelain dolls in the attic. Only when a strange neighbor (Dee Wallace) repeatedly warns them about the dolls do they realize that these dolls seem to be developing a strange life of their own. When the dolls then suddenly appear in various places in the house, a fight for survival begins, because the demonic dolls have a sinister - and deadly - past... Film 4: They Reach / USA 2020 / 84 min. / Rated 16+ 1969: Parapsychologist Dr. Mark Quinnley and his son Alex are called to a small farm in the northeastern United States to investigate a mysterious case of possession. A boy there appears to be controlled by demonic forces. Quinnley records the séance with the boy on his tape recorder, but it takes a sudden, horrific, and bloody turn. Ten years later, 13-year-old Jessica Daniels (Mary Madaline Roe) stumbles upon Quinnley's old tape recorder while browsing an antique shop. When she has her father repair it and plays the tape, she unwittingly unleashes something incredibly evil. Her carefree nerd life and that of her friends Sam (Morgan Chandler) and Cheddar (Eden Campbell) is transformed into a hellish ride that slowly engulfs the entire small town of Clarkston. For there she has now opened the gates of hell… Film 5: Brain Dead / USA 1990 / 81 min. / Rated 16+ The Eunice Research Institute, where Jim Reston (Bill Paxton) works, is in dire straits. Their most important scientist, Dr. Jack Halsey (Bud Cort), has brutally murdered his family in a fit of madness and now lives in a mental institution. But without the crucial information stored only in Halsey's brain, the current project is in jeopardy. Reston, however, knows a solution to the problem: His old friend Dr. Rex Martin (Bill Pullman), an experienced brain specialist, is capable of accessing the information. And indeed, Martin achieves success with a procedure, but then…