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High school student Mizushima receives Valentines Day chocolates from the new student, Monami Arukado Little did Mizushima know that the chocolates contained traces of Monami’s vampire blood. He gets infected from eating them and Monami confesses that she wants to live with him forever as vampires. Overtaken by jealousy from seeing the two together Mizushima’s girlfriend Keiko Furano teases Monami relentlessly. While attempting to uncover Monami’s greatest weakness, Keiko finds out her true identity as a vampire. Meanwhile, Mizushima decides that he wants to fully become a vampire with Monami’s help. Keiko sees the two on the school rooftop kissing and in a state of hysteria, attempts to throw Monami off the roof but falls off herself instead. Keiko dies but her father, Kenji Furano, the mad scientist, resurrects her as Franken girl. Thus begins a deadly combat between Franken Keiko and Vampire Monami in the name of love.

Mayu the teen girl hasn't opened her heart to anyone since ten years ago when some terrible case happened. Instead of going to high school, she goes to the church every day and looks for redemption. One day, she disappears in the woods, silently and suddenly. On the other side, Mana lives with her husband and her seven-year-old daughter in happiness. However, an unexpected occurrence happens and tears their happiness apart. Her little girl Sakura plays in the woods and goes missing. Mana loses her mind because of sadness. What is there inside the woods?

Two years after Love Actually Sucks, provocative and acclaimed Hong Kong auteur Scud returns with Voyage. Made in Hong Kong, Mongolia, Malaysia, Australia, Germany and the Netherlands, Voyage is Scud's first movie to be filmed mostly in English. At the center of the film is a young psychiatrist who suffers from depression played by Ryo van Kooten (Love Actually Sucks). The psychiatrist sets off from Hong Kong on a solo journey that will hopefully help him come to terms with the wrenching emotional relationships he has had with his patients. Along the way, he records their stories and travels to locales that played hosts to them. The film features an international cast including Debra Baker, Adrian Ron Heung, Sebastian Castro, Byron Pang and Leni Speidel, and earned an Artistic Achievement Award at the 2013 Chicago International Film Festival.

A funeral home employee saves a dead woman from the killer who’s closing in to complete the job.