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The Blood of Pegasus

Can. 2012. Science-fiction by John Bradshaw with Sebastian Roché, Rae Dawn Chong, Andrew Jackson. While trying to avenge the death of the king at the hands of a vile emperor, a mythical hero and a princess get unexpected help from Pegasus, a winged horse.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Sea Wolf

Can. 2008. Adventures by Mike Barker with Sebastian Koch, Stephen Campbell Moore, Neve Campbell. A young humanist literary critic falls overboard and is saved by the captain of a schooner, who rules his crew with an iron fist.

Runtime: 184 min.

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Seed

Can. 2007. Horror by Uwe Boll with Michael Paré, Will Sanderson, Ralf Moeller. Buried alive after a botched electrocution, a condemned man manages to get out of his grave and sets out to take revenge.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Mary Higgins Clark's We'll Meet Again

Can. 2002. Thriller by Michael Storey with Laura Leighton, Brandy Ledford, Gedeon Burkhard. Unjustly convicted of her husband's murder, a woman seeks to prove her innocence after serving a prison sentence.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Deadly Betrayal

Can. 2002. Thriller by Jason Hreno with Nicolette Sheridan, Andrew Jackson, Robert Seeliger. A mother risks the misfortune of her family by falling in love with her daughter's teacher.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Millennium Man

U.S. 1999. Science-fiction by Bradford May with Andrew Jackson, Shannon Kenny, Jennifer Gatti. After being implanted with the brain of a man killed by a robot, an android is given the mission to destroy the robot.

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Specimen

Can. 1995. Science-fiction by John Bradshaw with Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Doug O'Keefe, Andrew Jackson.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Deadly Lessons

U.S. 1983. Crime drama by William Wiard with Donna Reed, Larry Wilcox, Diane Franklin. Murders and bizarre incidents occur at an institute for rich girls.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Huckleberry Finn

U.S. 1975. Dramatic comedy by Robert Totten with Ron Howard, Antonio Fargas, Jack Elam. A teenager floats down the Mississippi River on a raft with a runaway slave.