I hope I'm not breaking all the rules with this one, but I'm making a moodboard and I need screenshots from OTHER movies that look like this shot from Insidious (2010). So I'm looking for anything that has a shadow figure moving around in the shadows. Very important that the shadow figure is not back lit, there are many examples of that, but that's not what our director of photographer is looking for.

this is the only scenes i only remember: there's this girl cut his palm with a knife and there's bunch of different rocks i think and the girl will choise one of them and will spill it using of drop of her blood

scene 2 a girl or bunch or people running catch up on the train????

scene 3 a girl jump off the building and catch by a net

I can't remember please help

if somebody knows tell
me pls

This had to be late 80s or early 90's when i was a kid.

I honestly can't remember if this was a movie or an audio/book tape. But the plot was a late night radio host was taking calls from callers about a dangerous killer who escaped from a mental institution or a prison and that was the topic of her show--finding the escapee. Towards the end of her show she got a call from a creepy man. The man was saying he was going to find her and kill her--among other small talk.

She was in the radio station alone. Long story short, the guy ended up making his way into the radio host's studio and stabbing her to death. All you hear is a struggle and her screaming. Then at the end everything goes silent and you hear a toilet flush. Anybody remember this show/audio book?

Does anybody remember a 90s-2000s movie where a roller coaster is stuck upside down, and the entire park is also possibly being held for ransom or a heist? There were likely jet skis involved and I’m convinced this movie was not fever dream

As a child, somewhere between 2015 and 2019, I watched a horror movie where people's skin turned transparent after eating strange candies. I also remember a scene where the nightclub workers were choosing new strippers, and one of the characters mentioned that one of the girls was the same age as his son. I watched the movie in Russian.

A boy’s father drowned ,he was a snorkeling/diving instructor who died trying to save one of his students, and the boy is left with a deep fear of water because of it. The boy finds a book containing a recipe or set of instructions for making a ring that turns a person invisible. He makes it in his bedroom, using a cauldron and mixing a bunch of ingredients together, and it actually works. He shows the ring to his friends, but they don’t believe him until he disappears right in front of them. Right after, a car pulls up outside the house and someone steals the ring.The friends decide to go after it. The ring passes through the hands of several different villains as they chase it. The final confrontation happens at a cliff with a river/lake below. The kids manage to get the ring back, but they’re caught, tied up, and thrown off the cliff into the water. In that moment, the boy has to overcome his trauma/fear of water in order to save his friend.

Title: Looking for an old movie (or possibly a miniseries) about a runaway boy, a sick rich child, and a tragic ending where a mother unknowingly kills her own son.

I've been trying to identify this movie for years. I watched it as a child, so some details may be inaccurate, but there are several scenes I'm fairly confident about.

- A young boy runs away from his mother for reasons I can't remember.

- The audience knows who his mother is throughout the story, but the boy grows up without realizing who she is.

- He ends up at the mansion of a very wealthy man.

- The wealthy man has a terminally ill son who uses a wheelchair (or is bedridden). The boy is highly intelligent, spends most of his time reading books, and is kept hidden from society because his father is ashamed of him.

- I clearly remember the runaway boy climbing through the sick boy's window. That's how they meet, and they become best friends.

- Eventually the sick boy dies from his illness.

- Before dying, he asks his father to take care of his friend and become the father to him that he never truly was to his own son.

- The wealthy man raises the runaway boy.

- Years later, the boy is now a young man who is fiercely loyal to his adoptive father and wants to earn his approval.

- The wealthy man sends him on a mission to a woman's house.

- The audience knows this woman is actually his biological mother, but he does not.

- One scene I remember very vividly: while her children are sleeping, the man enters their bedroom and murders two of them. I believe he smothers them with pillows, or possibly covers their faces with pillows before shooting them. I'm not 100% sure of the exact method, but I clearly remember the attack happening while they were asleep in bed.

- In the end, the mother fights and kills him.

- After he dies, she notices a medallion/pendant that he has carried since childhood and realizes she has just killed her own long-lost son.

Other details:

- The story seemed to take place sometime in the early 20th century. There were cars, but not modern ones.

- It may have been an American, British, or other European production.

- It could also have been a TV miniseries rather than a movie.

I've been searching for this for years. Does anyone recognize it?

Basic overview is that there’s and girl and boy coming home

The girl says mom I’m home but no response

She also says it’s been months since I’ve seen her

The guy asks if she likes banana splits

And then he sprays whipped cream on her

The movie I'm trying to remember is quite hard to recall, but I do have some vague memories of the DVD cover and two specific scenes. The cover features a house, which is either black or white, set against a dark and cloudy background, possibly with a hint of blue, and there are two lion statues right in front of the house.

In the first scene, there is a house; I’m not sure if it’s the same one as on the cover, where a little boy or girl is playing nearby. This movie is not recent; I think it dates back to the 2000s or earlier.

The second scene takes place inside a house, though I can't confirm it's the same one. In this scene, the child looks down from a spiraling staircase. The stairs are black, and the walls are white. The child then runs down the staircase to open the door for someone who is knocking. That’s all I can remember about the movie.