Another light week horror-wise, headed by Ghost Machine, Paranormal Entity and Flowers in the Attic.
Captive
© E1
This 1998 film stars a post-Baywatch Erika Eleniak as a woman who attempts suicide after her husband is murdered on her wedding day and is sent to a psychiatric hospital that is, of course, evil.
The Devil's Music
© Celebrity Video Distribution
This faux documentary details "shock rock" musician Erika Spawn's career, mysterious disappearance and ties to a series of murders.
Flowers in the Attic
© Anchor Bay
In this '80s thriller based on the popular novel by V. C. Andrews, four young siblings must fend for themselves locked away in the attic of their domineering grandmother's mansion. No truth to the rumor that it was to be named Attica! Attica!.
Ghost Machine
© Anchor Bay
A trial run of a top-secret military virtual reality combat simulator takes a deadly turn when a vengeful ghost hacks into the software and kills the players in real life.
Kazuo Umezz's Horror Theatre: Complete Collection
© Tokyo Shock
This six-part TV anthology based on the comics of Japanese writer Kazuo Umezz includes stories about a man who suspects that his wife might not be human, a woman who goes on an extreme diet, a vacationer who receives a rude welcome from locals in a small village, a boy who makes a sinister puppet and a horror director who encounters true horror inside a warehouse.
No Right Turn
© Celebrity Video Distribution
A woman who decides to ditch her criminal boyfriend and run off with another woman, stealing her ex's drug stash in the process, but if things went as planned, it wouldn't be much of a movie, would it?
Paranormal Entity
© The Asylum
This "mockbuster" rip-off of Paranormal Activity s supposedly found footage of a couple who were murdered mysteriously in their home.
Shattered Lives
© Lionsgate
A schizophrenic girl hears voices from her clown dolls instructing her to kill. And eat cotton candy. But mostly kill.
