Stories by @massacredboy

Nosferatu (2014)

A young German woman is haunted and pursued by a Transylvanian vampire whom is obsessed with her, bringing havoc to her town

Frankenstein (1994)

Victor Frankenstein seeks to reverse death itself, in the process bringing to life a being comprised of dead body parts. Rejected by his creator, it isn’t long before the so-called “monster” rebels, putting everything Frankenstein cares about at risk.

Dredd (1995)

In the far future, America has become an irradiated wasteland. In the ruins of what was once the United States lies Mega-City One, a vast, dystopian megapolis riddled with violence and bloodshed that stretches from Boston to Washington D.C—with the streets being plagued by criminals of all stripes. The only force of order remaining in the city is the Judges, a group of law enforcement officials belonging to the Justice Department who acts as Judge, Jury, and Executioner for any criminal unlucky enough to encounter one. The film revolves around Judge Joseph Dredd, a decorated veteran Judge, and Cassandra Anderson, a rookie Judge with a genetic mutation that gave her powerful psychic abilities. After Anderson is assigned to Dredd for her final evaluation, the two respond to a triple murder at a 200-story apartment slum named Peach Trees, where they unknowingly stumble upon the creators of the city's latest drug scourge. In response, prostitute-turned-drug lord Madeleine "Ma-Ma" Madrigal and her ruthless clan trap everyone inside, prepared to protect their empire at all costs. With no way out and the body count rising, the Judges are forced to fight their way up the tower to Ma-Ma, because there can only be one Law in Mega-City One. Just another day on the job for Judge Dredd.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2005)

While preparing for the birth of Reed and Sue's first child, the Fantastic Four are warned by Norrin Radd / The Silver Surfer that Earth has been "marked for death" and will be used to feed a cosmic entity known as Galactus. They must come together and work to stop Galactus from devouring the planet.

Superman (2013)

Clark Kent / Superman contends with both Lex Luthor's latest scheme and the fact that the moral values his adoptive parents instilled in him are at odds with other heroes and an entire society that thinks of kindness as old-fashioned. As Clark tries to reconcile his Kansas upbringing with his Kryptonian heritage while trying to understand what the world at large expects from him, can the Man of Steel prove there's still power in hope and compassion?

The Batman (2005)

Its story follows Bruce Wayne / The Batman during the second year of his career as a vigilante / detective superhero in Gotham City as he tracks a serial killer leaving cryptic riddles addressed "To the Batman" on his victims — all of whom are tied to what the killer believes to be the source of the systemic corruption rotting the city from within. Along the way, he crosses paths with street gangs, dirty cops, organized crime, and a cat-burglar named Selina Kyle.

The Suicide Squad (2016)

The plot follows Task Force X / The Suicide Squad, a collection of supervillains offered a simple deal by high-ranking government official Amanda Waller: have a bomb temporarily placed in the base of their skull to assure they don't try to escape and take on an increasingly deadly series of suicide missions in return for having their prison sentence reduced after each success. Their mission today? Survive being dropped onto Corto Maltese, a remote island filled with criminals and soldiers all guarding a massive secret that could spell doom for the entire world. Also, don't get too attached, because not everyone's gonna make it.

The Dark Knight Rises (2002)

Eight years after the events of The Dark Knight, Bruce Wayne has retired from his work as the Batman and settled into an unhappy (and secluded) life as the CEO of Wayne Enterprises. The Dent Act has helped the police slow the spread of organized crime in Gotham City to a controllable crawl without Batman's help. Commissioner James Gordon, now resigned to paperwork instead of fieldwork because of the downturn in crime, has to deal with attempts by other city officials to drive him out of office for good — while keeping the truth about Batman's disappearance a secret so Gotham can retain its newfound peace. But the peace Batman has given his beloved city comes under threat just when Gotham needs him the most. A wily thief named Selina Kyle draws the Batman out of hiding by robbing Bruce Wayne, but it is the appearance of the masked terrorist Bane in Gotham that sets off a firestorm of events that ultimately forces Batman to consider how much he's really willing to sacrifice in order to save Gotham City.

The Dark Knight (1998)

A year after the events of Batman Begins, Batman, Lieutenant James Gordon, and District Attorney Harvey Dent have achieved real success in taking down Gotham's organized crime by hitting the mob where it hurts: their money. The city's mob leaders become so afraid of Batman and what he represents that when a scar-faced psychopath in clown makeup shows up and offers to kill Batman, they hire him. But once he's backed by the mob, The Joker decides that simply killing Batman won't satisfy him. He aims to destroy Gotham City from the inside out, and part of his "plan" involves attempts to corrupt the city's two heroes (Batman and Harvey Dent) by making their lives hell until they snap...

Batman Begins (1995)

Bruce returns to Gotham after his training comes to its abrupt end; he vows to take back the city from the criminals and prove that Gotham is not beyond saving. To accomplish his goals, Bruce combines his League of Shadows training, obscene wealth, old fear of bats, and access to his company's R & D projects to turn himself into a vigilante crimefighter. The Batman makes his grand entrance by bringing mafioso Carmine Falcone to justice, but in doing so, he discovers that Dr. Jonathan Crane has disturbing plans for Gotham City involving large quantities of a fear toxin — and that Crane works on orders from someone far more dangerous than Falcone...

No Time to Die (2002)

After he had Spectre's leader Ernst Stavro Blofeld arrested, James Bond left active service, and a new agent 007, Nomi, replaced him. Just as he was trying to build a happy new life with his newfound love Madeleine Swann, Spectre agents attack them in Italy and they end up separated. Five years later, Bond's CIA friend Felix Leiter enlists his help in the search for a missing Russian scientist. When it becomes apparent that the scientist was working on a deadly bio-technological weapon that has been stolen by Spectre then hijacked by another criminal group (and, worse, that said weapon was developed under the supervision of the chief of MI6, M himself), Bond must confront a threat the likes of which the world has never seen before, and it has connections to Madeleine's own past.

Spectre (1996)

After being suspended for an unsanctioned hit in Mexico City, Bond discovers a cryptic message from his past that puts him on the trail of a sinister criminal organization with a global reach. While the new M battles political forces to keep the Double-0 section alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind Spectre.

Skyfall (1993)

After an operation in Istanbul to recover an encrypted hard drive containing the identities of every active undercover NATO agent ends in disaster, Bond goes missing. With a top agent presumed dead and the information he sought to save sitting in the wrong hands, MI6 section chief M comes under government review for his handling of the situation. But when a terrorist attack targets MI6's headquarters, Bond returns to track down the man responsible: Raoul Silva, a dangerous cyberterrorist with a personal grudge against M.

Quantum of Solace (1989)

Following the death of Vesper Lynd, Bond is out for revenge against those responsible: a crime syndicate known as "Quantum." His rampage eventually leads him to Dominic Greene, a Quantum operative out to overthrow the Bolivian government through a corrupt general named Medrano, and the mysterious Camille, a woman who has unfinished business of her own with the general.

Casino Royale (1987)

Bond must win a high-stakes game of poker against Le Chiffre to bankrupt the criminal and capture him. Along the way, Bond is nearly killed twice, gets tortured by Le Chiffre, and falls in love with Vesper Lynd, the gorgeous accountant in charge of staking him in the game.

King Kong (1998)

Kong is a giant gorilla living on a hidden island in the South Pacific. When a charter ship travels to this island, the oversized primate becomes enraptured by the crew's sole blonde woman, whom the island natives offer up to it in sacrifice. The crew rescue the girl and even manage to capture Kong, bringing the creature back to Manhattan for a spectacle. However, Kong escapes and causes mayhem in the streets of New York before being shot off the top of a skyscraper.

Solo (2018)

It is a lawless time. CRIME SYNDICATES compete for resources - food, medicine, and HYPERFUEL. On the shipbuilding planet of CORELLIA, the foul LADY PROXIMA forces runaways into a life of crime in exchange for shelter and protection. On these mean streets, a young man fights for survival, but yearns to fly among the stars...

Flash Gordon (2017)

The story of Flash Gordon, an athlete who travels with Dale Arden and Dr. Hans Zarkov in a rocket Zarkov built to the planet Mongo, ruled by Ming the Merciless.