Top 10 Most Diverse Films of 2025
2025 has just about wrapped, so we’re taking this time to celebrate the most inclusive films that came out this year. Graded on Gender, Race, LGBTQ, Disability, and more
Terrifying Tales (1989)
Three tales of horror. The first deals with a woman with a dark secret that is on the run from NASA. The second is about a murderer who has escaped from Hell and is pursued by demonic forces that are intent on taking him back. The final story is about a man who is slowly going mad and is caught up in a police investigation.
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Three tales of horror. The first deals with a woman with a dark secret that is on the run from NASA. The second is about a murderer who has escaped from Hell and is pursued by demonic forces that are intent on taking him back. The final story is about a man who is slowly going mad and is caught up in a police investigation.
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Genre:Mystery, Horror, Science Fiction, Drama
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In Theaters:4/18/1989
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Platinum Productions Incorporated
Cast
Paul Bunnell, Armand Garabidian, Ephraim Schwartz
Director
Christine Warner
Young Woman ("Ten Seconds to Countdown")
Andrew Magarian
Sonny Blake (segment "Final Destination Unknown")
Lisa Fuller
Angela Godfrey (segment "Final Destination Unknown")
James R. Sweeney
Mr. Godfrey (segment "Final Destination: Unknown")
George Dickerson
Dr. Malcolm Rutledge (segment "Creatures of Habit")
Linda Nichols
Jennie Calder (segment "Creatures of Habit")
Craig Dalton
Charlie Bliss (segment "Creatures of Habit")
John Bluto
Lt. Avery Bonhomme (segment "Creatures of Habit")
Suzanne Hartman
Johanna Rutledge (segment "Creatures of Habit")
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