Thriller, horror, and animation... Cinemas welcome 4 new films today
The Gathering Butcher
Cinemas are showing today, Thursday, the Egyptian film “The Tagamoa Killer”, which revolves around crime and suspense. The film tells the story of a serial killer named Karim, who grew up alone and is searching for himself, finding his way by rebelling against his family and going against the norm.
As the years pass, he enters into a relationship with a beautiful woman, but his life takes a dark turn as he begins committing a series of murders of women, in a dramatic escalation charged with mystery and tension.
[embedded content] The film is directed by Mohamed Salah El-Azab, who also wrote the screenplay. The cast includes Ahmed El-Fishawy, Sabreen, Cynthia Khalifa, Jessica Hossam El-Din, Aya Selim, and Mariam El-Gendy, in a work that relies on a psychologically charged atmosphere and presents a plot based on suspense and criminal horror.
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Desert Warrior
Cinemas are also showing "Desert Warrior," an action-packed historical epic set in the Arabian Peninsula during the 7th century, where tribes vie for power and control.
The film focuses on the courageous Princess Hind, who refuses to become a slave to the cruel Sasanian Emperor Khosrow. She flees with her father, King Nu'man, into the heart of the harsh desert. During their escape, they find themselves pursued by ruthless forces before being forced to trust a mysterious bandit named Hanzala. This journey becomes the catalyst for a major confrontation that unites the tribes against the invasion, culminating in a decisive battle that changes the course of history in the region.
[embedded content] The film is directed by Rupert Wyatt, written by Erica Penny, Gary Ross, and David Self, and stars Sharlto Copley, Ben Kingsley, Anthony Mackie, Ayesha Hart, Nabil Alwahabi, and Nu'man Agar, in a work that blends action, historical drama, and epic storytelling.
GOAT
Cinemas are also showing the animated film "GOAT," a blend of adventure and comedy set in a fantasy world inhabited by animals. The film tells the story of Will, a young goat with big dreams, who gets an extraordinary opportunity to join the professional world of roarball, a fast-paced, violent, and mixed sport dominated by the strongest and fastest animals.
Despite his new teammates' initial reluctance to include him due to his small stature, Will clings to his dream and strives to prove himself and change the prevailing perception within the sport, all within a framework that combines action, comedy, and a spirit of challenge.
[embedded content] The film is directed by Adam Rosett and Tyre Delahy, written by Teddy Riley and Aaron Bushsbaum, and stars Caleb McLaughlin, David Harbour, Aaron Beyer, Bobby Lee, Gabrielle Union, and Nick Kroll.
This is not a test
The film "This Is Not a Test," now in theaters, is a horror-thriller that follows Sloane and four of her classmates as they seek refuge at Courtyard High School after a pandemic ravages their world, turning people into dangerous patients.
As the threat looms outside the school walls and dangers increase at the doors, Sloane begins to see the world from a different perspective, realizing that survival isn't just about hiding, but about facing reality and making her own crucial decisions.
[embedded content] Directed and written by Adam MacDonald, the film stars Olivia Hoult, Luke MacFarlane, Froy Gutierrez, Carson McCormack, Chloe Avakian, and Corteun Moore, in a blend of zombies, psychological tension, and the struggle for survival.
