Two high school students find themselves trapped in a supernatural realm of vengeful spirits and demonic creatures in 1960s Taiwan. As they anxiously walk the haunted halls of their eerily empty school, in search for their missing teacher and a way out, we hear both the dark rumble of the well-crafted B movie and the chilly whispers of a refined psychological horror piece.

A scathingly hilarious critique of political dysfunction in which a zombie virus permeates parliament, with gonzo martial arts antics and a brash young female politician who may be the government’s best hope for survival.

A Taiwanese man returns to the island after years abroad when he inherits a house. When he and his fiancée move in, strange things start to happen.

A group of alpha-bullies kidnap their very own ghoul-like monster, keeping her alive with a steady stream of vein-fresh blood, only to get buyer's remorse. Things get gorier from there. The real monsters are the humans in Giddens' cruel and subversive follow-up to You Are the Apple of My Eye.

Hoping to make a viral video by streaming a mysterious rope ritual, a couple falls into a deadly curse instead that turns their lives upside down.

This intriguing tale of a group of young ghost hunters (led by the uber-charismatic Chang Chen) chronicles their misguided attempts to use paranormal alchemy to capture the daunting spirit of a dead child.

Inspired by a creepy home video that became a viral Internet sensation, The Tag-Along was a surprise box-office hit. A young woman investigates the disappearance of her boyfriend's grandmother, but the only evidence is a mysterious video image of a ghostly girl in red, who might just be a mo-sien, a mountain demon who preys on fear.