Ogre

There is something strange - some would even say abnormal - about the Malaussène family. But if you take a closer look, no one could be happier than this cheerfully chaotic family, even though their mother is usually off on one romantic adventure or another. Life is never a bore for Benjamin Malaussène, professional scapegoat and the older brother responsible for this horde of kids. But when incidents happen wherever he goes, police and colleagues begin to eye him suspiciously. It soon becomes a matter of life and death to find out what is going on and who is so interested in ruining his life. Written by Pathe International

When a teacher takes two students to a remote village to learn more about the fabled ogre who once rescued the town from a ferocious dragon, they get more than they bargained for in this Japanese spine-tingler. After ignoring a bizarre elderly woman who cautions them to heed the curse surrounding the legend, they open a mysterious door that unleashes unimaginable horrors, and their field trip becomes a living nightmare.

In Mushiu, Yokoshibahikari-machi Sanbu-gun, Chiba prefecture, a National Important Intangible Folk Property, Kiraigo, which is said to have begun in the early Kamakura era, still continues to be performed despite the risk of being lost. The camera follows the residents of Mushiu and how they are carrying on the tradition.

The presence of a beautiful young woman (who's actually a ghost) leads to suspicion, jealousy and death in a small village.

A dark forest, a castle in ruins, two medieval knights and a diabolic creature from times immemorial. Based on the horror comic by Antonio Rodrigues and Julio Shimamoto, a legend among Brasilian comic artists.

The disciple of a Chinese master attempts to use what he learned defeat an evil Chinese master after he plots to use his girlfriend's virginal blood to resurrect a demon. With a low budget not affording much in the way of special effects or art direction (it takes place almost entirely outdoors), a cast of no-name actors and a soundtrack filled with stolen popular music from other countries, this 'B' flick is considered low grade in its country of origin.

Legendary Mae Nak meets ogre!

There was once an ogre mother who gave birth to human looking child. Instead of an ogre's horn, this child was born with a sword in hand called the Onigirimaru (Ogre Slayer). He has no name and is only referred to by the name of his sword. Though he appears human, he is pure ogre. Believing that he will become human once all of his kind vanished from the world of humans, he sets out on his destiny to slay all of his kind. Even now, in the mother world of Japan, he is still out there slaying ogres.

Thai horror.

A Krasue (Flying witch head with dangling guts) terrorizes a small village.