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In todays log we will discuss the fluffy’s second most common killer. Humans.
But before we do that I would like to explain more of the fluffy’s biology.
The nutrition of the fluffy in the Neverglades is actually quite good. They are omnivores believe it or not. Meat does have some vital vitamins that they require to sustain good nutrition. However, they can have a full vegetarian diet and survive, however, their muscles and digestive system will not be up to par. Fluffy’s from the north tend to have lots of diarrhea, that is what happens if their only food source is just milk or just grass. Grass is low in fiber and nutrients compared to other vegetables so it is no wonder northern feral fluffy’s defecation is mostly liquid. In Florida, they can eat pond apples. A very bitter but still nutritious cousin of the apples we know and love. Fluffies don’t seem to mind the bitter taste, however, that is because they are feral. Pond apples were given to domestic fluffies and they rejected it. As ferals they will make the most out of any flavor. Other fruits they can eat are seagrapes, coconuts, and the thousands of orange, lime, and peach trees left over from the farms. Such trees are now spreading all throughout the Neverglades. As for meat, they have 2 main sources. Other fluffies, foals, and insects. They will munch on the countless grasshoppers, ants, beetles, and any other small arthropod. So I guess fluffies are above at least bugs in the food chain, however there are plenty of insects that can eat them if they have large numbers. With such a balanced diet, mares rarely have stillborns or defective foals! Also these Neverglade fluffy fecal matter is solid. Their rear ends still get covered in the stuff however…
The Neverglades have countless factions that scour the land. Keep in mind fluffies are biologically programmed to love humans unconditionally. Most feral fluffies have never seen a human and yet they still crave their love. Our drones have caught them murmuring to themselves that they want a “hooman huggies.” Humans are practically mythical gods to them at this point. When they do see one, they will become overjoyed and charge towards them asking for “huggies” and “gib upsies.” The human almost always kills them. After a few foul encounters with a human a fluffy will learn to fear us, unfortunately, they can’t seem to teach other fluffies that lesson.
In parenthesis is how their standings are with fluffies, from most friendly to least it goes
Loving-neutral-aggressive-hostile.
Researchers (Neutral): Us, we do not kill fluffies unless required for an experiment or if we are low on food supplies.
Rangers (Aggressive): These are the park Rangers, they are one half invasive species hunter, one half SWAT team. They will kill any python, boar, Nile crocodile, or iguana they come across. As for fluffies, they used to kill on sight, but the fluffy population always seemed to bounce back. They were spending countless dollars on ammo and trying to club a whole herd to death could take hours. And again, the fluffies always bounced back, always. They deemed it pointless unless using them for target practice. Also, they will kill them if bored.
(Video plays, it seems to be from a phone)
Filming Ranger: Duuuuddee got the ‘nade?
A herd off fluffies are running to them in the distance, feint “huggies” and “upsies” can be heard.
Other Ranger: Yeah dude! Fuckin’ watch. (Now Shouting) HEY FLUFFS, PLAY WITH BALL!
He pulls the pin to the grenade and throws it at the herd. The fluffies shout “yay baww! fank 'ou.” They played with the grenade for only a second before it went off, causing blood, shit, fur, and dead foals to coat the surrounding land. The explosion was followed by the roaring laughter of the Rangers.
(Video Ends)
Armed with assault rifles and large artillery, the Rangers are also in the Neverglades to stop the Cuban Cartels, Brofluff Cultists, Anarchists, malfunctioning robots, and any other nefarious activity in the Neverglades.
[Redacted] Man (Extremely hostile, even to [Redacted]!): [Redacted] Man is [Redacted], im*e#sely da^ng3r&s [Red4c1ed] d0 4OT A9pr0c#-----
Squatters (Hostile): Not everyone took kindly to evacuate all land south of Lake Okeechobee order. Many demanded to say, and the governor obliged, however, he warned them that there would be no police force or fire fighters to protect them, or corporations to supply jobs. Over the years many Squatters moved back to the inhabited parts of Florida such as the pan handle after life got too rough. Not only that, many Squatters have been killed by the Cartels, Anarchists, and even panthers and black bears. The Fort of Fort Myers was completely destroyed by [Redacted] Man. Which used to be the largest Squatter stronghold. Now they are sparse and no longer live in large communities, instead they live more of a hermit life. Fluffies are their main source of meat. They will hunt them; such a task is easily done with fluffies prancing to them. But they will also construct traps. The most effective is a Comfortfluffy. Think of it like a scarecrow but opposite. It is human effigy that it is made to attract Fluffies. As they approach the comfortfluffy, the fluffies will try to hug it. At the base of the comfortfluffy is a large mouse trap device hidden under pine needles. Such a device can kill 5 fluffies in 1 activation.
(Video starts)
A Comfortfluffy is erected in the backyard of an isolated house in a grassland. Around the Comfortfluffy is tan palmfrawns that hide the killing mechanism. There is even a small radio hidden in the chest of the Comfortfluffy playing songs one would hear on Fluffy TV.
A small pack of 5 adult fluffies with 2 mares with foals on their backs happily waddle towards the comfortfluffy shouting “huggies!” They begin to nudge the pants of the comfortfluffy and although metal creaking sounds could be heard, the trap does not activate. Then one of the fluffies begins to jump while singing “upsies!” The jump was just the pressure needed to activate the trap. A rusty screech is heard as the trap activates and 4 mouse trap-like bars swing down around the comfortfluffy. The cheers of the fluffies turn to a quick shriek, a loud crack, followed by some meek crying. 3 of the fluffies died on impact, their scull or chest cavity popped like a pimple. The 2 that survived had their hind ends crushed and their entrails shot out their rear. “Big owwies!!!” They meekly cried as the life in them slowly drained. The Foals that got hit by the bars were completely obliterated. The ones that were not hit were completely unscathed, however, they began to cry about everyone taking the “foweba sweepies.” As shadow then looms over them.
“Sandra! Were havin’ foal stew tonight!”
(Video ends)
Cuban Cartels (Hostile): Even after the legalization of marijuana the Cartels did not slow down. They are still quite in business thanks to the ever-growing demand for cocaine, heroin, and opium. The Cartels will make landfall in the Neverglades if the make it past the heavily patrolled Keys Atolls. They even have some bases the Rangers can’t take out unless they get military assistance. The Cartels will actively lure fluffies into their bases. They will put signs featuring happy looking humans with arrows pointing at the base. The fluffies will gladly follow the signs. Once lured into the base the Cartel henchmen will slaughter them for food.
Anarchists (Loving to Hostile): True to the definition of their namesake, they have no set rules or governance, and most anarchist groups have no relation to one another. You’ll have the ones who come to the Neverglades to abuse its low surveillance to torture and murder Squatters, other anarchists, and any other poor human that gets in their way. They will of course have their way with any and all fluffies. Then you’ll have the more hippie kind who just want to have a nice little commune away from corporations. These are usually very loving to the fluffies, most wont even hunt them with the amount of vegans they have. However, these communes don’t last long due to attacks from the Cartels, other anarchists, [Redacted] Man, and even large animal attacks. We’ve even witnessed a massive pack of coyotes kill an entire commune.
Brofluff Cult (Loving): This all male cult worships some sort of female equine pantheon. Part of their religion is to be subservient to all fluffies. They will come to the Neverglades and build small fluffly sized homes. They will cook countless spaghetti for the fluffies. They will protect the fluffies, even going as far as killing any human who dare hurts a fluffy. However, do note they will… mate… with a mare they call their “fluffu.” They will also breed fluffies in hopes of reincarnating the “Daughters of the Goddesses.” The Rangers will keep a close eye on them, if they make any aggressive move towards other humans the Rangers will rout them.
Pirates (Hostile): Basically anarchists that patrol the seas. They will commonly go ashore to restock on fluffies unless the find a drifting boat full of fluffies.
Fathers of Freeport (Hostile): Please remember, when I write “hostile” I only mean to fluffies, these men are actually very kind. The name of their faction was dubbed by me, they are simply Bahaman refugees searching for food. After sea level rise the Bahaman government disbanded, taking the upper class with them to live in Florida’s panhandle. The rest of the civilians were left to fend for themselves. Food is now critically short over in the Bahamas. What little land is left can’t grow food and the coral reefs have been overfished to depletion. However, some savvy fisherman have learned about the fluffy situation in Florida. They sail over to the east coast and collect a hulls worth of fluffies to take back to the remnants of their starving country. This particular group I was monitoring always stocks up at an atoll building at Hallandale Reef. This building is completely surrounded by water and somehow stuffed to the gills with fluffies on all dry floors. I was even able to intercept and question the captain of the fishing boat.
(Start of transcript)
Researcher: So what brought you to Hallandale Reef?
Captain: The reefs ova’ by Miami have too many pirates scoutin’ the seas. But here it is close enough to Seminole Territory dat da pirates shy away.
Researcher: Has the Seminoles have any qualms with you?
Captain: Nah, dey know we mean no harm. We take only the fluffy ones. Dey seem to not care fo’ them.
Researcher: Are you afraid this building will run out of fluffies?
Captain: (Laughs) No, no, no. Dees tings have many many babs’. If anyting we be doing them a favor and stoppin’ them from ending up like our own home.
Researcher: Have any of your men gotten hurt trying to farm these fluffies?
Captain: Yes, a greenhorn died. The floors of dis building be covered in shit. Poor greenhorn slipped and fell down stairs.
Researcher: I see, have you encountered [Redacted] Man?
Captain: Oh no lord Jesus, nonono! We be going now, good day!
Researcher: But…
Captain: Our hulls are full, and you reminded me of why our people can’t immigrate here, goodbye! And may lord Jesus protect your soul, science man who pokes tings dat need not be pokin’!
(End of Transcript)
Seminole Tribe (Neutral): A very powerful faction on par with the Rangers when it comes to control in the Neverglades. With the rising waters the Seminoles have lost lots of their ancestral lands and the USA did not grant them any more territory. However, they adapted. Their crowing hotel, the Hard Rock Hotel was a casino and hotel that is shaped like a giant guitar. Now that it is surrounded by water, they modified it to work also as a yacht club and dock. They even built an underwater hotel near it. People from all over the world fly in to West Palm Beach to take a cruise to their establishment. They also rule the area with an iron fist, killing any pirates, cultists, Cartel, or any other undesirables that try to make a footing in their territory. To fluffies, they are indifferent. See them as nothing more as a pest. They will kill any feral fluffy that is found in the halls of their hotels. But for any fluffy roaming the marshes of their territory, they know culling won’t really solve anything, so they let nature take its course. They also breed fluffies for desirable colors and will even have Fluffy Shows where breeders exhibit their fluffy show-pony.
Fighters For Florida (Or the FFF) (Neutral to Hostile): With the right permits and go aheads from government bodies, civilians can enter the Neverglades. The FFF is a hunting force of civilians that is organized to hunt invasive species such as pythons, Nile crocs, and any other invasive threat. However, ones hunting for pythons and such do not target fluffies because they know it will make no difference and their reserve ammo is better spent fighting any human threat that tries to harm them. That being said, some… questionably moraled FFF hunters that call themselves “abusers” come to the Neverglades to only torture fluffies to death. Since fluffies are labeled as invasive animals “to be removed by any means necessary” the abusers are 100% in legal right to… “hunt” fluffies in any way they want.
That about covers the humans of the Neverglades. Now we shall talk about native fluffavores, aka native animals that can eat adult fluffies.
The Black Bear: This animal is an omnivore in which 80% of their diet was vegetation. Not anymore, now their primary food source is fluffies. Because they are easier to hunt then to forage for fruits. If a heard of Fluffies spots one, they will usually shout and panic and try to quickly waddle away. The Black Bear will make chase and usually eat the one that trips, or it will swipe at the slowest one and kill it. Black Bears can even take out a nest by themselves. Even if the fluffies try to hide in a burrow the bears can dig down to them, but they usually go after easier fluffy prey. Black Bears in human ruins have learned that pushing open doors or breaking into boxes, cars, trash cans, and other containers have a good chance of revealing a hiding fluffy. Also note, fluffies also tend to think ALL land animals fear the water like them and will rush into shallow water to escape the black bear. They will then tease the bear, until the bear effortlessly charges into the water and kills them.
Panthers: We have talked about the general hunting habits of the panther in log 1, however I’d like to add on the habits of an alpha male panther. Alphas will patrol a large territory and basically kill any animal it does not want in its territory including other male panthers. One alpha has been documented killing 125 fluffies in a mega herd. It only ate 2.
Florida Gar: This fish can grow up to 3 meters in length. It used to be a very rare sight this far south in Florida after overfishing from humans. Now, they have made ma huge comeback thanks to the Neverglades low human population and fluffies as a food source. Unlike smaller gar or bass, these fish can eat an adult fluffy. They will glide into the shallows and scoop up a fluffy wading through the water and then use its serpentine body to slither back into the depth all while the fluffy begs to be let go. If the initial bite does not kill it that is.
Raptors: Hawks, Eagles, Osprey, Falcons and any large bird that hunts with talons. The red shouldered hawk is very common predator of the skies. “Wingie munstah” as they are called by fluffies are common throughout all habitats and thus Raptors have the largest kill count of fluffies if you don’t count humans. Our camera drones must always use its cloaking device not only to not spook the fluffies, but to hide from raptors.
(Video starts)
A Red Shouldered Hawk sits on a tall cypress branch as it spots a herd of fluffies waddling into the dried cypress dome. “Fluffy so thiwsty… need some wawas…” They then come across a puddle and joyously begin to drink. That is when the hawk makes its move. It glides down under the branches and before the fluffies can even cry out in warning. The hawk snatches up a small adult fluffy, as it flies the fluffy shits on everything below. The hawk waits for it to stop shitting and carries him up to a branch. All fluffies scatter in fear but one, the victim fluffies mate and her foals. “Wingie munstah! Pwease gib speshuw fwend back!” The foals also cry for their mother’s mate. The hawk then lands on a branch and holds the fluffy down with one talon that has dug into his flesh. The hawk begins to peck at the fluffy’s side and the fluffy begins to cry out “biggest owwies!” The hawk rips out the fluffy’s liver, then a kidney, then more chunks of flesh until the fluffy dies of organ failure. Stated, the hawk then pushes the fluffy off the branch. Its corpse hits multiple branches on the way down until it lands and the mare and her foals begin to cry at his corpse. The mare then is snatched up by a bald eagle and the cycle repeats.
The video then shows a clip of two ospreys fighting over a filly midair. It should be noted that not all Raptors kill fluffies by consumption, sometimes they simply drop them. The osprey continue to fight until they drop the filly into the brackish water below. She screams and shouts until she drowns and disappears under the tea-like waters of the estuary.
The video then shows a clip of a bald eagle migrating high in the air. The fluffy it is carrying then shits so hard it startles the eagle and it drops it. The video zooms in as the fluffy splats on the abandoned parking lot below.
(Video ends)
Alligators: These ancient predators are a fluffy’s worst nightmare because it is a “wawa munsta” that can exit the water and kill them. It is immensely rare for an alligator to hunt on land. They are almost entirely ambush predators, laying low in the water, hidden until a land animal needs to take a drink so it can immediately bite the prey’s head and pull it into the water. Such a perfect strategy is why alligators have been relatively unchanged since the time of dinosaurs. Such a strategy is perfect to eat fluffies, to no surprise. However, why wait? Alligators will leave the water, charge at a herd and scoop up one that did not run away in time. If they see trapped fluffies, they can devour multiple.
(Video starts)
There is a large abandoned Olympic sized swimming pool that has essentially turned into a marsh. Ten fluffies have entered the pool on the shallow end where sediment pile up from draining rainwater has made a ramp. They waddle to the diving well of the pool which has become a small pond within itself. The fluffies begin to drink from the pondwater and a massive alligator from the kiddie pool scurries into the pool marsh. The fluffies finally see her but it is too late. The walls of the pool got them trapped and the alligator blocks the only way out. The alligator slowly gets them to back up into the corner of the pool as they meekly cry and whine and shit. She lunges forward and bites one, then a second, then another! She shallows 3 fluffies down as they scream and defecate. The rest of the herd use this time to escape. However, more alligators enter the marsh pool as their cries altered the whole waterpark.
A new video clip starts to show off how some mares will sacrifice foals to save themselves.
A mare is cornered in a sewer as a 50cm juvenile alligator hisses and harasses the mare. The foal on her back shouts “Mummah! make wawa munsta go 'way!” She lets out a sad cry “Am sowwy bestes' babbeh.” And drops the foal on the ground, the alligator scoops it up as the mare escapes.
(Video ends)
Seagulls: Alone they can eat a foal, but a flock can peck a lone adult to death and eat small chunks of them.
Those are all the native fluffavores we have for today. Next log we will talk about defective robots that are scattered throughout the Neverglades. And how their glitched programming makes them a threat to fluffies… unless their programming was to kill them in the first place. Then they are not glitched.

The vast majority of those who play at the European Poker Tour in Barcelona have paid the buy-in out-of-pocket, but there are a handful of players who won online satellites. Many poker rooms have organized such qualifiers over the last couple of weeks and a couple of Sky Poker member are now competing at life tables after booking a seat online. There are plenty of online tournaments that have buy-ins comparable to the EPT side events, but it is always nice to have the option of playing at alive money tables. On the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, American players are busy trying to win as many side events in the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open. The tournament has just begun and there are plenty of events to win, with Event 1 $350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em already crowning the winner. It was obvious from the very beginning that a record is about to be set, with a total of 2888 players buying in to create a prize pool of $866k. Under normal circumstances, these local tournaments don't attract many poker professionals, but this time the stakes were higher. As a result, there were plenty of pros who sat down at the tables to lock horns with amateurs and ambitious players who have competed mostly over the Internet. Very few of them made the final table and Danny Suied from Hallandale Florida was the one who dominated the game in the first hours. His aggressive strategy paid off, because once he got in command he never relinquished the lead. The fiercest competitor was David Smith from New York who challenged him in the heads up, but none of the players were particularly interested in the outcome. The reason is that when only four players were left in the game, they decided to discuss the terms of the deal and an agreement was reached shortly. This explains why the difference between the winner and the one who finished in the fourth place was just a bit over $30,000. Those who wonder how exactly the final table looked like at the end of the day and how much money each player got, should simply check the list below: 1 Danny Suied Hallandale, FL $110,3492 David Smith New York, NY $94,5743 Reinaldo Troconis Coral Gables, FL $81,7524 Brett Bader Boca Raton, FL $78,9195 Raminder Singh Delray Beach, FL $44,9836 Glen Cressman Boca Raton, FL $35,8317 Steele Sutter Palm Beach Gardens, FL $26,7658 Michael Tufaro Fort Myers, FL $18,1319 Richard Russ Hallandale Beach, FL $12,951
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Lois Riess, a 56-year-old mother of three, was charged in the shooting death of Pamela Hutchinson, 59, on Monday after authorities found the victim dead in an area near Fort Myers Beach with multiple gunshot wounds.
Authorities aren't aware of any connection between the two women, but they believe Riess shot and killed Hutchinson to assume her identity.
Riess is also wanted in the March death of her husband, David Riess.
Riess has been on the run since at least late March, after David Riess's business partner called Dodge County authorities on March 23 to ask them to check on him.
During the investigation, authorities learned that Lois Riess may have been at Diamond Jo Casino in Iowa.
Authorities from Dodge County, the BCA and the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation went to the casino, but Riess had already left.

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Police have kicked off a nationwide search for a woman who police say killed her husband in late March and then stole the identity of another woman after killing her last week.
Lois Reiss, 56, of Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, is suspected of killing her husband, David, in their home on March 23, according to the Dodge County Sheriff's Office.
The Dodge County Sheriff's Office said Lois Reiss was seen following her husband's death at Diamond Jo Worth Casino in Northwood, Iowa, but the trail went cold for two weeks.
That's when police in Fort Myers Beach, Florida, identified Lois Reiss as a suspect in the death of 59-year-old Pamela Hutchinson.
There was no connection between Reiss and Hutchinson, but Dodge County sheriffs said Reiss' mode of operation was to befriend women before stealing their identity.
Reiss has three adult children and is a grandmother as well, according to Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose.

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1. Aussie + Ted’s Great Adventure (Director: Shuki Levy)
2. Bomb! (Director: Antonio de Santos)
3. Curious George II: Follow That Monkey! (Director: Norton Virgien)
4. Hachi: A Dog’s Tale (Director: Lasse Hallström)
5. Hannah Montana: The Movie (Director: Peter Chelsom)
6. Jack And The Beanstalk (Director: Gary J. Tunnicliffe)
7. Kikkerdril (Director: Simone van Dusseldorp)
8. Mandie + The Secret Tunnel (Directors: Joy Chapman + Owen Smith)
9. Opposite Day (Director: R. Michael Givens)
10. Pelle Politibil går i vannet (Rasmus A. Sivertsen)
11. Sam Steele and the Junior Detective Agency (Director: Tom Whitus)
12. The Legacy (Director: Bernard Émond)
13. The Mighty Macs (Director: Tim Chambers)
14. The Princess And The Frog (Directors: Ron Clements + John Musker)
15. The Strawberry Shortcake Movie: Sky's the Limit (Directors: David Mucci Fassett + Michael Hack)
16. The True Story Of Puss ‘N Boots (Directors: Jérôme Deschamps, Pascal Hérold + Macha Makeïeff)
17. The Velveteen Rabbit (Director: Michael Landon, Jr.)
18. The Wild Stallion (Director: Craig Clyde)
19. Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure (Director: Klay Hall)
20. Trail Of The Panda (Director: Zhong Yu)

PG

1. A Christmas Carol (Director: Robert Zemeckis)
2. A Little Bit Of Faith (Director: Tiana Hailey)
3. A Shine Of Rainbows (Director: Vic Sarin)
4. Adam (Director: Joseph Minasi)
5. Alabama Moon (Director: Tim McCanlies)
6. Alien Trespass (Director: R.W. Goodwin)
7. Aliens In The Attic (Director: John Schultz)
8. Alvin + The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (Director: Betty Thomas)
9. Amargura (Director: Antonio de Santos)
10. Amelia (Director: Mira Nair)
11. Arthur and the Revenge of Maltazard (Director: Luc Besson)
12. Astro Boy (Director: David Bowers)
13. Babysitters Beware (Director: Douglas Horn)
14. Bandslam (Director: Todd Graff)
15. Bigfoot (Director: Kevin Tenney)
16. Bride Wars (Director: Gary Winick)
17. Bright Star (Director: Jane Campion)
18. Broken Hill (Director: Dagen Merrill)
19. C Me Dance (Director: Greg Robbins)
20. Cairo Time (Director: Ruba Nadda)
21. Call Of The Wild (Director: Richard Gabai)
22. Cayman Went (Director: Bobby Sheehan)
23. Christmas Angel (Director: Brian Brough)
24. Christmas In Beverly Hills (Director: Neri Parenti)
25. Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs (Directors: Phil Lord + Christopher Miller)
26. Confessions Of A Shopaholic (Director: P.J. Hogan)
27. Coraline (Director: Henry Selick)
28. Coyote County Loser (Director: Jason Naumann)
29. Disco Cops: The Movie (Director: Tanner Robbins)
30. Dragonball: Evolution (Director: James Wong)
31. Earthwork (Director: Chris Ordal)
32. Faces (Director: Thomas R. Dickens)
33. Fame (Director: Kevin Tancharoen)
34. Fantastic Mr. Fox (Director: Wes Anderson)
35. From Time To Time (Director: Julian Fellowes)
36. G-Force (Director: Hoyt Yeatman)
37. A Ted Named Gooby (Gooby) (Director: Wilson Coneybeare)
38. Harry Potter + The Half-Blood Prince (Director: David Yates)
39. Heiran (Director: Shalizeh Arefpoor)
40. Hiroshima (Director: Pablo Stoll)
41. Hotel For Dogs (Director: Thor Freudenthal)
42. Ice Age: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs (Directors: Carlos Saldanha + Mike Thurmeier)
43. If God Wants (Director: Arthur Diennet)
44. Jump (Director: Stephen Fung)
45. Little Hercules (in 3-D) (Director: Mohamed Khashoggi)
46. Looking For Jackie (Directors: Gangliang Fang + Ping Jiang)
47. Lost In The Woods (Director: Jim Wynorski)
48. Luke And Lucy: The Texas Rangers (Directors: Wim Bien + Mark Mertens)
49. Mao’s Last Dancer (Director: Bruce Beresford)
50. Minor Details (Director: John Lyde)
51. Monsters vs. Aliens (Directors: Rob Letterman + Conrad Vernon)
52. Nativity! (Director: Debbie Isitt)
53. New In Town (Director: Jonas Elmer)
54. Night At The Museum: Battle Of The Smithsonian (Director: Shawn Levy)
55. Old Dogs (Director: Walt Becker)
56. One Good Man (Director: Christian Vuissa)
57. Party Time: The Movie (Director: Juanma Fernández-Paris)
58. Paul Blart: Mall Cop (Director: Steve Carr)
59. Pedro (Director: undisclosed)
60. Planet 51 (Directors: Jorge Blanco, Javier Abad + Marcos Martínez)
61. Princess Kaiulani (Director: Marc Forby)
62. Race To Witch Mountain (Director: Andy Fickman)
63. Raising Kayn (Director: Colton Tran)
64. Right Hand Drive (Director: Mark Kalbskopf)
65. Seafoam + Salmon (Director: Sarah Kim)
66. Shadows Of The Past (Director: Warren Ryan)
67. Shannon’s Rainbow (Director: Frank E. Johnson)
68. Shorts (Director: Robert Rodriguez)
69. Silent Nights (Director: Tom Poehlmann)
70. Sticky Fingers (Director: Ken Scott)
71. Summer Wars (Director: Mamoru Hosoda)
72. Super Capers: The Origins of Ed and the Missing Bullion (Director: Ray Griggs)
73. The Bee (Director: David Rountree)
74. The Dolphin: Story Of A Dreamer (Director: Eduardo Schuldt)
75. The Last Passport (Directors: Kent Smith + David Temple)
76. The Lightkeepers (Director: Daniel Adams)
77. The Lost + Found Family (Director: Barnet Bain)
78. The Perfect Game (Director: William Dear)
79. The Pink Panther II (Director: Harald Zwart)
80. The Prodigy (Director: Robert D. Hanna)
81. The Search (Director: Perna Tseden)
82. The Stinkville Monster (Director: Tony Trombo)
83. The Three Investigators and the Secret of Terror Castle (Director: Florian Baxmeyer)
84. The Young Victoria (Director: Jean-Marc Vallée)
85. Toys In The Attic (Directors: Jirí Barta + Vivian Schilling)
86. Up (Director: Pete Docter + Bob Peterson)
87. When North Winds Blow (Director: James M. De Vince)
88. Where The Wild Things Are (Director: Spike Jonze)
89. Wild Grass (Director: Alain Resnais)

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1. 12 Rounds (Director: Renny Harlin)
2. 17 Again (Director: Burr Steers)
3. 2012 (Director: Roland Emmerich)
4. 3 Idiots (Director: Rajkumar Hirani)
5. (500) Days Of Summer (Director: Marc Webb)
6. 9 (Director: Shane Acker)
7. A Secret Promise (Director: Fred Manocherian)
8. A Serious Man (Director: Joel Coen)
9. According To Greta (Director: Nancy Bardawil)
10. Adam (Director: Max Mayer)
11. After Last Season (Director: Mark Region)
12. All About Steve (Director: Phil Traill)
13. All Ages Night (Director: Nancy Montuori Stein)
14. All For Liberty (Director: Chris Weatherhead)
15. All’s Faire In Love (Director: Scott Marshall)
16. Amor y Frijoles (Directors: Mathew Kodath + Hernan Pereira)
17. Amreeka (Director: Cherien Dabis)
18. An Education (Director: Lone Scherfig)
19. Angels + Demons (Director: Ron Howard)
20. Armored (Director: Nimród Antal)
21. Avatar (Director: James Cameron)
22. B-Girl (Director: Emily Dell)
23. Better The Devil You Know (Director: Greg Augustine)
24. Beyond A Reasonable Doubt (Director: Peter Hyams)
25. Black Sheep (Director: Humberto Hinojosa Ozcariz)
26. Black + Blue (Director: Jill Maxcy)
27. Bounty (Director: Jared Isham)
28. Bran Nue Dae (Director: Rachel Perkins)
29. Carriers (Directors: David Pastor + Àlex Pastor)
30. Chandni Chowk To China (Director: Nikkhil Advani)
31. Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant (Director: Paul Weitz)
32. City Island (Director: Raymond De Felitta)
33. Coco Before Chanel (Director: Anne Fontaine)
34. Cold Souls (Director: Sophie Barthes)
35. Couples Retreat (Director: Peter Billingsley)
36. Creation (Director: Jon Amiel)
37. Dance Flick (Director: Damien Dante Wayans)
38. Dear Lemon Lima (Director: Suzi Yoonessi)
39. Did You Hear About The Morgans? (Director: Marc Lawrence)
40. Drag Me To Hell (Director: Sam Raimi)
41. Dragon Hunter (Director: Stephen Shimek)
42. Duplicity (Director: Tony Gilroy)
43. Echelon Conspiracy (Director: Greg Marcks)
44. Endgame (Director Pete Travis)
45. Everybody’s Fine (Director: Kirk Jones)
46. Fanboys (Director: Kyle Newman)
47. Farzaneh (Director: David Brokhim)
48. Fast + Furious (Director: Justin Lin)
49. Father And Guns (Director: Émile Gaudreault)
50. Fighting (Director: Dito Montiel)
51. Fire From Below (Directors: Andrew Stevens + Jim Wynorski)
52. Fired Up! (Director: Will Gluck)
53. Flying By (Director: Jim Amatulli)
54. For Sale By Owner (Director: Robert J. Wilson)
55. Forget (Director: Jacob Landis-Eigsti)
56. Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel (Director: Gareth Carrivick)
57. From Mexico With Love (Director: Jimmy Nickerson)
58. G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra (Director: Stephen Sommers)
59. Gentlemen Broncos (Director: Jared Hess)
60. Get Low (Director: Aaron Schneider)
61. Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past (Director: Mark Waters)
62. God Send Me A Man (Directors: Emmbre Perry + Curtis Von)
63. God, Me...HIV? One Man Show (Directors: Devin T. Robinson + Darien F. Rodriguez)
64. Grilling Bobby Hicks (Director: Tommy Wood)
65. H2O Extreme (Director: William Scharpf)
66. He’s Just Not That Into You (Director: Ken Kwapis)
67. Hell’s Fury: Wanted Dead Or Alive (Director: Alan Chan)
68. HER (Directors: Tyrone Tann + Omega Kayne)
69. Hillbilly Bob Zombie (Director: Ray Basham)
70. Hurricane Season (Director: Tim Story)
71. I Can Do Bad All By Myself (Director: Tyler Perry)
72. I Hate Valentine’s Day (Director: Nia Vardalos)
73. I Love You, Beth Cooper (Director: Chris Columbus)
74. Imagine That (Director: Karey Kirkpatrick)
75. Invictus (Director: Clint Eastwood)
76. Irene In Time (Director: Henry Jaglom)
77. It’s A Mismatch (Director: Ajmal Zaheer Ahmad)
78. Julie + Julia (Director: Nora Ephron)
79. Karma Calling (Director: Sarba Das)
80. Knowing (Director: Alex Proyas)
81. Labor Pains (Director: Lara Shapiro)
82. Land Of The Lost (Director: Brad Silberling)
83. Like Dandelion Dust (Director: Jon Gunn)
84. Love Happens (Director: Brandon Camp)
85. Love Hurts (Director: Barra Grant)
86. Love N’ Dancing (Director: Robert Iscove)
87. Lurking Under Life (Director: William Conrad)
88. Mack Hanglider (Directors: Mark Macaluso + Peter Macaluso)
89. Madea Goes To Jail (Director: Tyler Perry)
90. Mega Diva (Director: Roberto Angel Salcedo)
91. Mexican Gold (Director: Chuck Walker)
92. Monster Beach Party (Director: Jay Wade Edwards)
93. Motherhood (Director: Katherine Dieckmann)
94. My Life In Ruins (Director: Donald Petrie)
95. My One And Only (Director: Richard Loncraine)
96. My Sister’s Keeper (Director: Nick Cassavetes)
97. Nine (Director: Rob Marshall)
98. Ninja Masters (Director: Xin Xin Xiong)
99. No Greater Love (Director: Brad J. Silverman)
100. Nobody (Director: Rob Perez)
101. Not Easily Broken (Director: Bill Duke)
102. Not Since You (Director: Jeff Stephenson)
103. Nowhere To Hide (Director: John Murlowski)
104. Obsessed (Director: Steve Shill)
105. Ondine (Director: Neil Jordan)
106. Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay!! (Director: Evgeny Afineevsky)
107. Palo Pinto Gold (Director: Anthony Henslee)
108. Paper Heart (Director: Nicholas Jasenovec)
109. Partners (Director: Peter James Iengo)
110. Passport To Love (Director: Victor Vu)
111. Pastor Browne (Director: Rockmond Dunbar)
112. Pennsylvania Is For Lovers (Director: Mickey Reece)
113. Play The Game (Director: Marc Fienberg)
114. Poema de salvación (Director: Brian Dublin)
115. Poker Run (Director: Julian Higgins)
116. Post Grad (Director: Vicky Jenson)
117. Push (Director: Paul McGuigan)
118. Ripples (Director: Marc Williams)
119. Rock Slyde (Director: Chris Dowling)
120. Royal Kill (Director: Babar Ahmed)
121. Sabotage (Director: Reza Sixo Fafai)
122. Sherlock Holmes (Director: Guy Ritchie)
123. Something Blue (Directors: Sean Dillon + Curtis Krick)
124. Spyware (Director: Grant Richards)
125. Star Quest (Director: Jon Bonnell)
126. Star Trek (Director: J.J. Abrams)
127. State Of Play (Director: Kevin McDonald)
128. Stay Cool (Director: Michael Polish)
129. Steppin: The Movie (Director: Michael Taliferro)
130. Street Fighter: The Legend Of Chun-Li (Director: Andrzej Bartkowiak)
131. Sugarland (Director: Kenny Fisher)
132. Surrogates (Director: Jonathan Mostow)
133. Terminator: Salvation (Director: McG)
134. That Evening Sun (Director: Scott Teems)
135. The Blind Side (Director: John Lee Hancock)
136. The Box (Director: Richard Kelly)
137. The Boys Are Back (Director: Scott Hicks)
138. The Break-Up Artist (Director: Steve Woo)
139. The City Of Your Final Destination (Director: James Ivory)
140. The Concert (Director: Radu Mihaileanu)
141. The Deported (Director: Lance Kawas)
142. The Fourth Kind (Director: Olatunde Osunsanmi)
143. The Greatest Song (Director: Sarah Poindexter)
144. The Gun (Director: Julio Alvarez)
145. The Haunting In Connecticut (Director: Peter Cornwell)
146. The Hole (Director: Joe Dante)
147. The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus (Director: Terry Gilliam)
148. The Indian (Director: Ineke Houtman)
149. The Invention Of Lying (Directors: Ricky Gervais + Matthew Robinson)
150. The Jerk Theory (Director: Scott S. Anderson)
151. The Least Among You (Director: Mark Young)
152. The Lovely Bones (Director: Peter Jackson)
153. The Maiden Heist (Director: Peter Hewitt)
154. The Marc Pease Experience (Director: Todd Louiso)
155. The New Daughter (Director: Luiso Berdejo)
156. The Open Road (Director: Michael Meredith)
157. The Proposal (Director: Anne Fletcher)
158. The Shortcut (Director: Nicholaus Goossen)
159. The Six Wives Of Henry Lefay (Director: Howard Michael Gould)
160. The Smell Of Success (Director: Michael Polish)
161. The Soloist (Director: Joe Wright)
162. The Stepfather (Director: Nelson McCormick)
163. The Storm Warriors (Directors: Danny Pang + Oxide Chun Pang)
164. The Strip (Director: Jameel Khan)
165. The Time Traveler’s Wife (Director: Robert Schwentke)
166. The Twilight Saga: New Moon (Director: Chris Weitz)
167. The Unborn (Director: David S. Goyer)
168. The Uninvited (Directors: Charles Guard + Thomas Guard)
169. The Way (Director: Vladimir Pasichnik)
170. The Winning Season (Director: Jim Strouse)
171. The Yankles (Director: David R. Brooks)
172. To Save A Life (Director: Brian Baugh)
173. Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen (Director: Michael Bay)
174. Under The Mountain (Director: Jonathan King)
175. Whatever Works (Director: Woody Allen)
176. Where The Lotus Blooms (Director: Metrey Keo)
177. Whip It (Director: Drew Barrymore)
178. White Wedding (Director: Jann Turner)
179. White On Rice (Director: Dave Boyle)
180. Wild About Harry (Director: Gwen Wynne)
181. X-Men Origins: Wolverine (Director: Gavin Hood)
182. Year One (Director: Harold Ramis)
183. You Are Not The Father! (Director: Gerron DelValle)

R

1. (Untitled) (Director: Jonathan Parker)
2. 21 + a Wake Up (Director: Chris McIntyre)
3. 31 North 62 East (Director: Tristan Loraine)
4. 44 Inch Chest (Director: Malcolm Venville)
5. A Heavenly Vintage (Director: Niki Caro)
6. A Perfect Getaway (Director: David Twohy)
7. A Prophet (Director: Jacques Audiard)
8. A Single Man (Director: Tom Ford)
9. A Vampire’s Tale (Director: Drew Cullingham)
10. A Woman, A Gun + A Noodle Shop (Director: Yimou Zhang)
11. Accidents Happen (Director: Andrew Lancaster)
12. Across The Hall (Director: Alex Merkin)
13. Adopted (Director: Pauly Shore)
14. Adventureland (Director: Greg Mottola)
15. After.Life (Director: Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo)
16. Against The Current (Director: Peter Callahan)
17. Agora (Director: Alejandro Amenábar)
18. Albino Farm (Director: Joe Anderson)
19. All American Orgy (Director: Andrew Drazek)
20. Alpha Males Experiment (Knuckle Draggers) (Director: Alex Ranarivelo)
21. Amar (Director: Jorge Ramírez Suárez)
22. Amar a morir (Director: Fernando Lebrija)
23. American Cowslip (Director: Mark David)
24. American Virgin (Director: Clare Kilner)
25. Angel Of Death (Director: Paul Etheredge)
26. Anytown (Director: Dave Rodriguez)
27. Applause (Director: Martin Zandvliet)
28. April Showers (Director: Andrew Robinson)
29. Assault Of The Sasquatch (Director: Andrew Gernhard)
30. Attack On Darfur (Director: Uwe Boll)
31. Autumn (Director: Steven Rumbelow)
32. Away We Go (Director: Sam Mendes)
33. Baby On Board (Director: Brian Herzlinger)
34. Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call - New Orleans (Director: Werner Herzog)
35. Baja Beach Bums (Director: Patrick Healy)
36. Balls Out: Gary The Tennis Coach (Director: Danny Leiner)
37. Bangkok Adrenaline (Director: Raimund Huber)
38. Bazookas: The Movie (Director: Michael G. Leonard)
39. Beautiful (Director: Dean O’Flaherty)
40. Beautiful Kate (Director: Rachel Ward)
41. Beauty + The Beast (Director: David Lister)
42. Behaving Badly (Director: Juan Drago)
43. Big Fan (Director: Robert D. Siegel)
44. Bitch Slap (Director: Rick Jacobson)
45. Black (Director: Pierre Laffargue)
46. Black Dynamite (Director: Scott Sanders)
47. Blackface Killer (Director: Michael Fredianelli)
48. Bled (Director: Christopher Hutson)
49. Blood Creek (Director: Joel Schumacher)
50. Blood Night: The Legend Of Mary Hatchet (Director: Frank Sabatella)
51. Blood + Bone (Director: Ben Ramsey)
52. Blood: The Last Vampire (Director: Chris Nahon)
53. Bob Funk (Director: Craig Carlisle)
54. Boogie Woogie (Director: Duncan Ward)
55. Book Of Blood (Director: John Harrison)
56. Breaking Point (Director: Jeff Celentano)
57. Broken Embraces (Director: Pedro Almodóvar)
58. Brooklyn’s Finest (Director: Antoine Fuqua)
59. Brother’s War (Director: Jerry Buteyn)
60. Brotherhood (Director: Nicolo Donato)
61. Brothers (Director: Jim Sheridan)
62. Brüno (Director: Larry Charles)
63. Cabin Fever II: Spring Fever (Director: Ti West)
64. Calvin Marshall (Director: Gary Lundgren)
65. Case 39 (Director: Christian Alvart)
66. Chain Letter (Director: Deon Taylor)
67. Chaw (Director: Jeong-won Shin)
68. Chicago Overcoat (Director: Brian Caunter)
69. Chloe (Director: Atom Egoyan)
70. Chéri (Director: Stephen Frears)
71. City Of Life + Death (Director: Chuan Lu)
72. Clash (Director: Thanh Son Le)
73. Coco Chanel + Igor Stravinsky (Director: Jan Kounen)
74. Cold Storage (Director: Tony Elwood)
75. Command Performance (Director: Dolph Lundgren)
76. Cornered! (Director: Daniel Maze)
77. Cracks (Director: Jordan Scott)
78. Crank: High Voltage (Directors: Mark Neveldine + Brian Taylor)
79. Crazy Heart (Director: Scott Cooper)
80. Creature Of Darkness (Director: Mark Stouffer)
81. Crimes Of The Past (Director: Garrett Bennett)
82. Crossing Over (Director: Wayne Kramer)
83. Crush (Directors: Jeffrey Gerritsen + John V. Soto)
84. Crush (Director: Michelle Fridley)
85. Cyber Ninja (Director: James Arnett)
86. Damage (Director: Jeff King)
87. Damned By Dawn (Director: Brett Anstey)
88. Dare (Director: Adam Salky)
89. Dark Country (Director: Thomas Jane)
90. Dark Fields (Director: Douglas Schulze)
91. Dark Frontier (Director: Kriv Stenders)
92. Dark House (Director: Darin Scott)
93. Dark Moon Rising (Director: Dana Mennie)
94. Daybreakers (Directors: Michael Spierig + Peter Spierig)
95. Dead Man Running (Director: Alex De Rakoff)
96. Deadland (Director: Damon O’Steen)
97. Deadline (Director: Sean McConville)
98. Death Warrior (Director: Bill Corcoran)
99. Deep In The Valley (Director: Christian Forte)
100. Defendor (Director: Peter Stebbings)
101. Desert Flower (Director: Sherry Hormann)
102. Diagnosis: Death (Director: Jason Stutter)
103. Direct Contact (Director: Danny Lerner)
104. Dismal (Director: Gary King)
105. District 13: Ultimatum (Director: Patrick Alessandrin)
106. District 9 (Director: Neill Blomkamp)
107. Dolan’s Cadillac (Director: Jeff Beesley)
108. Don McKay (Director: Jake Goldberger)
109. Don’t Let Me Down (Director: Cruz Angeles)
110. Don’t Look Up (Director: Fruit Chan)
111. Dorian Gray (Director: Oliver Parker)
112. Double Identity (Director: Dennis Dimster)
113. Down Terrace (Director: Ben Wheatley)
114. Down For Life (Director: Alan Jacobs)
115. Dread (Director: Anthony DiBlasi)
116. Drifter: Henry Lee Lucas (Director: Michael Feifer)
117. Elsewhere (Director: Nathan Hope)
118. End Game (Director: Bruce Koehler)
119. Endless Bummer (Director: Sam Pillsbury)
120. Evil Things (Director: Dominic Perez)
121. Extract (Director: Mike Judge)
122. Eyeborgs (Director: Richard Clabaugh)
123. Eyes Of The Woods (Directors: Darrin Reed, F. Miguel Valenti + Mark Villalobos)
124. Falling Awake (Director: Agustin)
125. Fatal Secrets (Director: Meir Sharony)
126. Finding Bliss (Director: Julie Davis)
127. Fireball (Director: Thanakorn Pongsuwan)
128. Five Minutes Of Heaven (Director: Oliver Hirschbiegel)
129. Force Of Five (Director: Krissanapong Rachata)
130. Forget Me Not (Director: Tyler Oliver)
131. Formosa Betrayed (Director: Adam Kane)
132. Four Boxes (Director: Wyatt McDill)
133. Frankenhood (Director: Blaxwell Smart)
134. Frat Party (Director: Robert Bennett)
135. Friday The 13th (Director: Marcus Nispel)
136. Frozen Kiss (Director: Harry Bromley Davenport)
137. Funny People (Director: Judd Apatow)
138. Fury (Director: Liz Lehmann)
139. Gamer (Directors: Mark Neveldine + Brian Taylor)
140. Ghost Machine (Director: Chris Hartwill)
141. Ghost Month (Director: Danny Draven)
142. Giallo (Director: Dario Argento)
143. Give ‘em Hell Malone (Director: Russell Mulcahy)
144. Glorious 39 (Director: Stephen Poliakoff)
145. Good Guys Finish Last (Director: Riley Wood)
146. Grace (Director: Paul Solet)
147. Halloween II (Director: Rob Zombie)
148. Handsome Harry (Director: Bette Gordon)
149. Happy Tears (Director: Mitchell Lichtenstein)
150. Hard Times (Director: Tom Reeve)
151. Hardwired (Director: Ernie Barbarash)
152. Harry Brown (Director: Daniel Barber)
153. Heavy Weight On The Block (Director: F. Terrell Johnson)
154. Helen (Director: Sandra Nettelbeck)
155. Hellbinders (Directors: Mitch Gould, Hiro Koda + David Wald)
156. Heroes (Director: Malcolm Brooks)
157. Hidden (Director: Pål Øie)
158. Hierarchy (Director: Michael Fredianelli)
159. High Life (Director: Gary Yates)
160. Homecoming (Director: Morgan J. Freeman)
161. Horsemen (Director: Jonas Åkerlund)
162. House Broken (Director: Sam Harper)
163. Humpday (Director: Lynn Shelton)
164. Hunger (Director: Steven Hentges)
165. Hurt (Director: Barbara Stepansky)
166. I Am Love (Director: Luca Guadagnino)
167. I Do...I Did! (Director: J. Jesses Smith)
168. I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell (Director: Bob Gosse)
169. I Love You Phillip Morris (Directors: Glenn Ficarra + John Requa)
170. I Love You Too (Director: Nerlin Stfleur)
171. I Love You, Man (Director: John Hamburg)
172. Ibrahim Labyad (Director: Marwan Hamed)
173. Ikenhisu: To Kill With One Blow (Director: La’Mard J. WIngster)
174. Immortally Yours (Director: Joe Tornatore)
175. In Her Skin (Director: Simone North)
176. In The Electric Mist (Director: Bertrand Tavernier)
177. In The Eyes Of A Killer (Director: Louis Mandylor)
178. InSearchOf (Director: Zeke Zelker)
179. Infestation (Director: Kyle Rankin)
180. Ingenious (Director: Jeff Balsmeyer)
181. Inglourious Basterds (Director: Quentin Tarantino)
182. Into Temptation (Director: Patrick Coyle)
183. It’s Complicated (Director: Nancy Meyers)
184. Jarring (Director: Ivo Raza)
185. Jennifer’s Body (Director: Karyn Kusama)
186. Johnny Boy (Directors: Mickey Reece + James Paulsgrove)
187. Jordan Saffron: Taste This! (Director: Sergio Myers)
188. Just Another Day (Director: Peter Spirer)
189. Kicking The Dog (Director: Randy Scooter Lammey)
190. Kill Peter, Pay Paul (Directors: Kenny Foster + Dustin S. Massie)
191. Kill Theory (Director: Chris Moore)
192. Killer View (Director: Brian James O’Connell)
193. Knife Edge (Director: Anthony Hickox)
194. Know Thy Enemy (Director: Lee Cipolla)
195. La Linea (The Line) (Director: James Cotton)
196. La Mission (Director: Peter Bratt)
197. La soga (Director: Josh Crook)
198. Laid To Rest (Director: Robert Hall)
199. Last Day Of Summer (Director: Vlad Yudin)
200. Law Abiding Citizen (Director: F. Gary Gray)
201. Leaves Of Grass (Director: Tim Blake Nelson)
202. Lebanon (Director: Samuel Maoz)
203. Legend Of The Bog (Director: Brendan Foley)
204. Lies + Illusions (Director: Tibor Takács)
205. Life During Wartime (Director: Todd Solondz)
206. Life Is Hot In Cracktown (Director: Buddy Giovinazzo)
207. Little Fish, Strange Pond (Director: Gregory Dark)
208. Little New York (Director: James DeMonaco)
209. Lofty Intentions (Director: Gerard Jamroz)
210. Lost Angels (Director: Justin Voskian)
211. Love Conquers Paul (Director: Colin Bannon)
212. Love And Other Impossible Pursuits (Director: Don Roos)
213. Love At First Hiccup (Director: Barbara Topsøe-Rothenborg)
214. Loyalty The Movie (Director: Samuel Wheeler III)
215. Lynch Mob (Director: Byron Conrad Erwin)
216. Malice In Wonderland (Director: Simon Fellows)
217. Mandrill (Director: Ernesto Díaz Espinoza)
218. Maneater (Director: Michael Emanuel)
219. Manson: My Name Is Evil (Director: Reginald Harkema)
220. Map Of The Sounds Of Tokyo (Director: Isabel Coixet)
221. Merantau (Director: Gareth Evans)
222. Mercy (Director: Patrick Hoelck)
223. Micmacs (Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet)
224. Middle Men (Director: George Gallo)
225. Midgets vs. Mascots (Director: Ron Carlson)
226. Miss March (Directors: Zach Cregger + Trevor Moore)
227. Moon (Director: Duncan Jones)
228. Mortal Sin (Director: David Von Roehm)
229. Mother (Director: Bong Joon Ho)
230. Mother + Child (Director: Rodrigo Garcia)
231. Mr. Nobody (Director: Jaco Van Dormael)
232. Mutants (Director: David Morlet)
233. My Bloody Valentine (in 3-D) (Director: Patrick Lussier)
234. My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done? (Director: Werner Herzog)
235. Mystery Train (Director: Dan Eckman)
236. Mythical Creatures (Director: Mickey Reece)
237. Neighbor (Director: Robert A. Masciantonio)
238. Never Surrender (Director: Hector Echavarria)
239. New Brooklyn (Director: Christopher Cannucciari)
240. Next Day Air (Director: Benny Boom)
241. Night Train (Director: Brian King)
242. Night Of The Demons (Director: Adam Gierasch)
243. Ninja (Director: Isaac Florentine)
244. Ninja Assassin (Director: James McTeigue)
245. No Boundaries (Directors: Violet Mendoza + Jake Willing)
246. Not Forgotten (Director: Dror Soref)
247. Notorious (Director: George Tillman, Jr.)
248. Nowhere Boy (Director: Sam Taylor-Johnson)
249. Observe And Report (Director: Jody Hill)
250. Offspring (Director: Andrew van den Houten)
251. Open Graves (Director: Álvaro de Armiñán)
252. Orphan (Director: Jaume Collet-Serra)
253. Orville (Director: Craig McMahon)
254. Pandemic (Director: Jason Connery)
255. Pandorum (Director: Christian Alvart)
256. Paper Man (Directors: Kieran Mulroney + Michele Mulroney)
257. Perkins’ 14 (Director: Craig Singer)
258. Perrier’s Bounty (Director: Ian Fitzgibbon)
259. Personal Effects (Director: David Hollander)
260. Pirate Radio (Director: Richard Curtis)
261. Powder Blue (Director: Timothy Linh Bui)
262. Precious (Director: Lee Daniels)
263. Protégé (Directors: Shannon Casto + Michelle Henderson)
264. Public Enemies (Director: Michael Mann)
265. Raging Phoenix (Director: Rashane Limtrakul)
266. Rain Fall (Director: Max Mannix)
267. Rampage (Director: Uwe Boll)
268. Ratko: The Dictator’s Son (Directors: Savage Steve Holland + Kevin Speckmaier)
269. Ready For Not (Director: Sean Doyle)
270. [rec.] II (Directors: Jaume Balagueró + Paco Plaza)
271. Red Hook (Director: Elizabeth Lucas)
272. Red Sands (Director: Alex Turner)
273. Redemption (Director: Robert Conway)
274. Revenge: True Story (Director: Berenika Maciejewicz)
275. Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre (Director: Júlíus Kemp)
276. RiffRaff (Director: Justen Naughton)
277. Robodoc (Director: Stephen Maddocks)
278. Rough Winds (Director: Andrea Olabarría)
279. Running On Empty Dreams (Director: Nitara Lee Osbourne)
280. S. Darko (Director: Chris Fisher)
281. Saddle Up With Dick Wrangler + Injun Joe (Director: Todd Wolfe)
282. Saint John Of Las Vegas (Director: Hue Rhodes)
283. Saving Grace B. Jones (Director: Connie Stevens)
284. Saw VI (Director: Kevin Greutert)
285. Serious Moonlight (Director: Cheryl Hines)
286. Shank (Directors: Simon Pearce + Christian martin)
287. Shark City (Director: Dan Eisen)
288. Shattered Focus (Director: Joshua Tolby)
289. Shinjuku Incident (Director: Tung-Shing Yee)
290. Shrink (Director: Jonas Pate)
291. Shroud (Director: David Jetre)
292. Silent Night, Zombie Night (Director: Sean Cain)
293. Silent Shame (Director: Juan Frausto)
294. Sin Nombre (Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga)
295. Slaughter (Director: Stewart Hopewell)
296. Slave (Director: Darryn Welch)
297. Smalltimore (Director: Jeanie M. Clark)
298. Smile Pretty (Director: Harry Bromley Davenport)
299. Solitary Man (Directors: Brian Koppelman + David Levien)
300. Solomon Kane (Director: Michael J. Bassett)
301. Sorority Row (Director: Stewart Hendler)
302. Splice (Director: Vincenzo Natali)
303. Splinterheads (Director: Brant Sersen)
304. Spooner (Director: Drake Doremus)
305. Spread (Director: David Mackenzie)
306. Spring Breakdown (Director: Ryan Shiraki)
307. Stan Helsing (Director: Bo Zenga)
308. Stolen (Director: Anders Anderson)
309. Strangers Online (Director: John Huckert)
310. Street Boss (Director: Lance Kawas)
311. Street Dreams (Director: Chris Zamoscianyk)
312. Streetballers (Director: Matt Krentz)
313. Stuntmen (Director: Eric Amadio)
314. Suck (Director: Rob Stefaniuk)
315. Sugar Boxx (Director: Cody Jarrett)
316. Summer’s Moon (Director: Lee Demarbre)
317. Sundo (Director: Topel Lee)
318. Survival Of The Dead (Director: George A. Romero)
319. Sutures (Director: Tammi Sutton)
320. Sway (Director: Sean Ireland)
321. Sweet Karma (Director: Andrew Thomas Hunt)
322. Sword Of War (Director: Renzo Martinelli)
323. Table For Three (Director: Michael Samonek)
324. Taking Chances (Director: Talmage Cooley)
325. Taking Woodstock (Director: Ang Lee)
326. Tanner Hall (Directors: Francesca Gregorini + Tatiana von Furstenberg)
327. Tell Tale (Director: Michael Cuesta)
328. Tenderness (Director: John Polson)
329. Tetro (Director: Francis Ford Coppola)
330. The 420 Movie (Directors: James Blackburn, Scott Flick, + Robert Nathan Gleason)
331. The Answer Man (Director: John Hindman)
332. The Assailant (Director: João Daniel Tikhomiroff)
333. The Assassin Next Door (Director: Danny Lerner)
334. The Beacon (Director: Michael Stokes)
335. The Black Waters Of Echo’s Pond (Director: Gabriel Bologna)
336. The Bleeding (Director: Charlie Picerni)
337. The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (Director: Troy Duffy)
338. The Boxer (Director: Thomas Jahn)
339. The Bridge To Nowhere (Director: Blair Underwood)
340. The Broken Hearts Club (Director: Angelo Bell)
341. The Brotherhood V: Alumni (Director: David DeCoteau)
342. The Buffalo Son (Directors: Colin Davis, Bryan Felber + Sam France)
343. The Butterfly Effect III: Revelations (Director: Seth Grossman)
344. The Canyon (Director: Richard Harrah)
345. The Casino Job (Director: Christopher Robin Hood)
346. The Collector (Director: Marcus Dunstan)
347. The Cry Of The Owl (Director: Jamie Thraves)
348. The Crypt (Director: Craig McMahon)
349. The Damned United (Director: Tom Hooper)
350. The Dark Lurking (Director: Gregory Connors)
351. The Descent: Part II (Director: Jon Harris)
352. The Devil’s Ground (Director: Michael Bafaro)
353. The Devil’s Tomb (Director: Jason Connery)
354. The Director’s Cut (Director: Paul Komadina)
355. The Disappearance Of Alice Creed (Director: J. Blakeson)
356. The Donner Party (Director: Terrence Martin)
357. The Echo Game (Director: Brian Feeney)
358. The Eclipse (Director: Conor McPherson)
359. The Fighter (Director: Javier Barbera)
360. The Final Destination (Director: David R. Ellis)
361. The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest (Director: Daniel Alfredson)
362. The Girl Who Played With Fire (Director: Daniel Alfredson)
363. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (Director: Niels Arden Oplev)
364. The Girlfriend Experience (Director: Steven Soderbergh)
365. The Good Guy (Director: Julio DePietro)
366. The Good Heart (Director: Dagur Kári)
367. The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard (Director: Neal Brennan)
368. The Graves (Director: Brian Pulido)
369. The Greatest (Director: Shana Feste)
370. The Grudge III (Director: Toby Wilkins)
371. The Gunslingers (Director: Adam Oxsen)
372. The Hangover (Director: Todd Phillips)
373. The Haunting (Director: Elio Quiroga)
374. The Hiding (Director: Ramon Hamilton)
375. The Hitmen Diaries: Charlie Valentine (Director: Jesse V. Johnson)
376. The House Of The Devil (Director: Ti West)
377. The Human Centipede (First Sequence) (Director: Tom Six)
378. The Hungry Ghosts (Director: Michael Imperioli)
379. The Informant! (Director: Steven Soderbergh)
380. The International (Director: Tom Tykwer)
381. The Invisible Chronicles (Director: David DeCoteau)
382. The Janky Promoters (Director: Marcus Raboy)
383. The Job (Director: Shem Bitterman)
384. The Joneses (Director: Derrick Borte)
385. The Keeper (Director: Keoni Waxman)
386. The Killing Room (Director: Jonathan Liebesman)
387. The Last House On The Left (Director: Dennis Iliadis)
388. The Last Resort (Director: Brandon Nutt)
389. The Last Station (Director: Michael Hoffman)
390. The Limb Collector (Director: Mark Daniel Foley)
391. The Limits Of Control (Director: Jim Jarmusch)
392. The Lodger (Director: David Ondaatje)
393. The Lost Tribe (Director: Roel Reiné)
394. The Loved One (Director: Sean Byrne)
395. The Men Who Stare At Goats (Director: Grant Heslov)
396. The Messenger (Director: Oren Moverman)
397. The Ministers (Director: Franc. Reyes)
398. The Nail: The Story Of Joey Nardone (Director: James Quattrochi)
399. The Outside (Director: Ari Davis)
400. The Perfect Age Of Rock ‘n’ Roll (Director: Scott D. Rosenbaum)
401. The Perfect Sleep (Director: Jeremy Alter)
402. The Pool Boys (Director: J.B. Rogers)
403. The Private Lives Of Pippa Lee (Director: Rebecca Miller)
404. The Rebound (Director: Bart Freundlich)
405. The Revenant (Director: D. Kerry Prior)
406. The Road (Director: John Hillcoat)
407. The Scenesters (Director: Todd Berger)
408. The Seamstress (Director: Jesse James Miller)
409. The Secret In Their Eyes (Director: Juan José Campanella)
410. The Slammin’ Salmon (Director: Kevin Heffernan)
411. The Steam Experiment (Director: Philippe Martinez)
412. The Taking Of Pelham 123 (Director: Tony Scott)
413. The Thaw (Director: Mark A. Lewis)
414. The Tomb (Director: Michael Staininger)
415. The Tournament (Director: Scott Mann)
416. The Truth About Average Guys (Directors: Ken Gayton + Jason W. Schaver)
417. The Ugly Truth (Director: Robert Luketic)
418. The Vicious Kind (Director: Lee Toland Krieger)
419. The Waiting City (Director: Claire McCarthy)
420. The Way Of War (Director: John Carter)
421. The White Ribbon (Director: Michael Haneke)
422. Thick As Thieves (Director: Mimi Leder)
423. Thirst (Director: Chan-wook Park)
424. TiMER (Director: Jac Schaeffer)
425. Tidal Wave (Director: JK Youn)
426. Today’s Special (Director: David Kaplan)
427. Tormented (Director: Jon Wright)
428. Trailer Park Boys: Countdown To Liquor Day (Director: Mike Clattenburg)
429. Transylmania (Directors: David Hillenbrand + Scott Hillenbrand)
430. Triage (Director: Danis Tanovic)
431. Triangle (Director: Christopher Smith)
432. Tripping Forward (Director: Marcus Nash)
433. Two (2) Million Stupid Women (Director: Jamie Neese)
434. Ultimate Heist (Director: Alain Tasma)
435. Un tigre en la cama (Director: Rafael Montero)
436. Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans (Director: Patrick Tatopoulos)
437. Universal Soldier: Regeneration (Director: John Hyams)
438. Up In The Air (Director: Jason Reitman)
439. Vampire Killers (Director: Phil Claydon)
440. Veronika Decides To Die (Director: Emily Young)
441. Wake (Director: Ellie Kanner)
442. Wake Wood (Director: David Keating)
443. Walled In (Director: Gilles Paquet-Brenner)
444. Watchmen (Director: Zack Snyder)
445. Weather Girl (Director: Blayne Weaver)
446. What Goes Up (Director: Jonathan Glatzer)
447. Whiteout (Director: Dominic Sena)
448. Wild Cherry (Director: Dana Lustig)
449. Winter Of Frozen Dreams (Director: Eric Mandelbaum)
450. Within (Director: Hanelle M. Culpepper)
451. Within (Director: Marco Duran)
452. Women In Trouble (Director: Sebastian Gutierrez)
453. Wonderful World (Director: Joshua Goldin)
454. Words Unspoken (Director: Ingeborg C. Eiland)
455. World’s Greatest Dad (Director: Bob Goldthwait)
456. Wrong Turn At Tahoe (Director: Franck Khalfoun)
457. You Might As Well Live (Director: Simon Ennis)
458. Youth In Revolt (Director: Miguel Arteta)
459. ZMD: Zombies Of Mass Destruction (Director: Kevin Hamedani)
460. Zombie Women Of Satan (Directors: Steve O’Brien + Warren Speed)
461. Zombieland (Director: Ruben Fleischer)
462. Zone Of The Dead (Directors: Milan Konjevic + Milan Todorovic)

NC-17

1. Easier With Practice (Director: Kyle Patrick Alvarez)