The Ceremony-When Eric Peterson (Scott Seegmiller) opens up a mysterious book left behind by a roommate, he unlocks a powerful curiosity within himself that cannot be contained. After growing increasingly disturbed, Eric then discovers he is trapped. James Palmer writes and directs this mystifying, frightening thriller that explores the power of unexplainable occurrences. Art Roberts and Jeremy Grant Horton co-star.
Slowest movie ever! But, it does somehow keep you interested so, you'll keep watching. Was worth watching.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NfNVZYCkpY
Blackout-When three people wind up trapped in an elevator, it seems like a mere nuisance at first. But with no light and little hope of help arriving, the situation turns tense -- then becomes a nightmare when one of them is revealed to be a serial killer. As nerves fray and emotions intensify, the ordeal devolves into pure animal survival. Amber Tamblyn, Aidan Gillen and Armie Hammer star in this unnerving psychological thriller.
Dark movie. Not bad, not excellent. Intense torture scene.
Couldn't find a good trailer.
My Little Eye-Five young people must bunk together for six months as part of a reality TV show that will award its winner $1 million. The catch is that if even one person leaves, no one wins a cent. As the players -- brainiac Danny (Stephen O'Reilly), loafer Rex (Kris Lemche), frat boy Matt (Sean CW Johnson), perfect Emma (Laura Regan) and aspiring actress Charlie (Jennifer Sky) -- settle in, things turn ugly when one of them is found dead.
Decent movie. Good twists.
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