Like a post-apocalyptic 'Alice in Wonderland', Re-Cycle is a horror-fantasy-thriller that leaves you reeling long after the credits roll.With ace visuals, great scares, and clever concepts, Re-Cycle, propels the Pang Brothers to the forefront of New Asian Horror with a highbrow horror film. The central performance by Lee Sinje (a.k.a. Angelica Lee) outshines her work in the Pang Brothers 2002 film The Eye.Ting-yin (Lee Sinje) suffers from writer’s block while working on her second novel. To help her overcome this problem, her agent announces at a press conference that the author is working on a story about the supernatural. Ting-yin, a skeptic who knows nothing about the ghost world, decides to explore it first hand -- and gets drawn into this alternate reality. Not sure if she’s trapped in her novel, or is actually lost within the underworld, she has the unique horror of being confronted with everything she has every thrown away in her life! Hide Trailer Details

The red band trailer for Liongate's Blood Creek which will be available on DVD on January 19th. Evan Marshall's life has stalled at 25 years old. Left without answers after his older brother Victor's disappearance from a camping trip near Town Creek, Maryland, he has tried to move on. But when Victor returns one night, very much alive and having escaped his captors, Evan asks no questions. At his brother's request, he loads their rifles, packs up their boat and follows him back to Town Creek on a mission of revenge that will test them in every possible way.

Prolific director John Carpenter takes on the vampire genre in his action-horror film VAMPIRES. Bitter, tough-as-nails vampire hunter Jack Crow (James Woods) leads a specialized team, funded by no less than the Vatican, that is dedicated to destroying the race of vampires that inhabit the earth. The team is successful, and becomes lazy in its success, eventually falling victim to an elaborate ambush set up by a powerful master vampire. Crow and two others of his team are the only survivors, and are determined to get revenge for the massacre. Carpenter takes the genre to new heights with powerful action scenes, nifty vampire-killing weapons and great special effects. James Woods is wonderfully over the top as the head vampire hunter who has no love for the Vatican and a mysterious past that is never far behind him. VAMPIRES is based on the book by John Steakley, adapted for the screen by Don Jakoby. The score is creepy and powerful, a typical characteristic for a Carpenter film.

An ambitious FBI agent enlists the aid of a criminally insane ex-psychiatrist to help track down a vicious serial killer.