A Few Days in September 2006  N/R, 115 min.
Genre: Drama / Thriller
Director: Santiago Amigorena
Cast: Juliette Binoche, John Turturro, Sara Forestier, Tom Riley, Nick Nolte, Mathieu Demy, Said Amadis, Magne Brekke, Joel Lefrancois, Alexis Galmot, Jean-Luc Lucas, Roberto Moro
On September 1, 2001, French intelligence agent Irene Montano (Juliette Binoche) gets a call from her former colleague, American spy Elliot (Nick Nolte), asking her to arrange a visit between him and his daughter Orlando (Sara Forestier). Irene picks up Orlando and takes her to Paris where they team up with Elliot's stepson David (Tom Riley). Now, while Irene tries to set up meetings between Elliot and his children, she also manages to keep one step ahead of deranged CIA assassin William Pound (John Turturro) who–along with Elliot–has information about a planned attack on the United States.
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Return to House on Haunted Hill 2007  R, 79 min.
Genre: Horror / Thriller
Director: Víctor García
Cast: Jeffrey Combs, Amanda Righetti, Cerina Vincent, Erik Palladino, Andrew Lee Potts, Steven Pacey, Tom Riley, Calita Rainford, Gil Kolirin, Andrew Pleavin, Chucky Venice, Tatina de Marinis, Laia Gonzalez, George Zlatarev, Stilyana Mitkova
It has been eight years since Sara was the only one who escaped from the house on Haunted Hill. No one believed Sara when she told them that ghosts killed the others who were with her for that night of terror. Now, after Sara apparently committed suicide, her sister Ariel (Amanda Righetti) and Paul (Tom Riley) go to Sara's apartment, and they meet Professor Richard Vannacutt (Jeffrey Combs) who is searching for Sara's journal as a lead to finding the cursed statue of Baphomet that is worth millions and is believed to cause evil doings within the House. Later, treasure hunter Desmond (Erik Palladino) kidnaps Ariel and Paul, and they are taken to the House where others await. The doors close, and this time the reawakened ghosts set out to make sure that not one soul escapes.
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| 1. A Few Days in September (2006)
2. Return to House on Haunted Hill (2007)
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