The Crystal Crypt – Remastered Ten Year Anniversary Edition

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

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Ten Years of Films Presentation

“The world through my eyes” is how award-winning filmmaker and photographer Shahab Zargari describes his first solo film photography exhibition, All Film All the Time. More than 200 of Zargari’s photographs show his passion for shooting on film over his decades-long career. In addition to still images, visitors will also be treated to a continuous loop of the artist’s short films, meaning this exhibit can either provide a quick art hit or a full day’s worth of entertainment — depending on your schedule. 

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The Doomed Shortcut

On the last day before summer break, a rushed college student decides to take the stairwell to her final class, only to be trapped with no way out.

Will she escape this claustrophobic nightmare, or is there more to this passageway than meets the eye?

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Think Speak Films Showcase

UNLV FILM Thursdays is the weekly showcase for UNLV FILM. It investigates and celebrates the 125-year history and international scope of cinema, highlights current industry practices, and builds bridges to the professional world. Join us on October 27, 2022 at UNLV (Building FDH 109) for a 74-minute showcase of short horror, sci fi, and thriller films from local production company Think Speak, featuring UNLV FILM students and faculty, PLUS advice on shooting professional quality shorts on a limited budget. Hosted by Shahab Zargari, founder of Think Speak.

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The Doomed Shortcut

On the last day before summer break, a rushed college student decides to take the stairwell to her final class, only to be trapped with no way out.

Will she escape this claustrophobic nightmare, or is there more to this passageway than meets the eye?

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Oh, The Guilt

Following the death of her best friend in a car crash, sixteen-year-old Sara is visited in her dreams by a middle-aged woman from the future bearing a terrifying message: It was actually Sara who perished in the accident.

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Oh, The Guilt

Following the death of her best friend in a car crash, sixteen-year-old Sara is visited in her dreams by a middle-aged woman from the future bearing a terrifying message: It was actually Sara who perished in the accident.

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Oh, The Guilt

Following the death of her best friend in a car crash, sixteen-year-old Sara is visited in her dreams by a middle-aged woman from the future bearing a terrifying message: It was actually Sara who perished in the accident.

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Oh, The Guilt

Following the death of her best friend in a car crash, sixteen-year-old Sara is visited in her dreams by a middle-aged woman from the future bearing a terrifying message: It was actually Sara who perished in the accident.

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My Name is Art

Everything changes for a young suburbanite when a mysterious stranger appears at his doorstep and asks him a single, simple question: ‘What is your name?’

My Name is Art

Everything changes for a young suburbanite when a mysterious stranger appears at his doorstep and asks him a single, simple question: ‘What is your name?’

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My Name is Art

Everything changes for a young suburbanite when a mysterious stranger appears at his doorstep and asks him a single, simple question: ‘What is your name?’

My Name is Art

Everything changes for a young suburbanite when a mysterious stranger appears at his doorstep and asks him a single, simple question: ‘What is your name?’

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My Name is Art

Everything changes for a young suburbanite when a mysterious stranger appears at his doorstep and asks him a single, simple question: ‘What is your name?’

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My Name is Art

Everything changes for a young suburbanite when a mysterious stranger appears at his doorstep and asks him a single, simple question: ‘What is your name?’

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Susannah’s Lesson

Based on Stephen King characters from the Dark Tower series.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

The Crystal Crypt

The last refugee plane to leave Mars before an intergalactic war may be hiding earthling terrorists, along with other things much more terrifying and precious.

“Sound was used effectively in this movie.  There was haunting background music…and the noises used to represent Mir were also effective, as the bear cyborg was never pictured in the film.  Sometimes, less is more and the sound effects really emphasized that point.” ― Leah McLaughlin, Nerd Girl Power