Overview: Everybody dies! AGAIN! You thought Goremageddon was the ultimate climax of depravity. You were wrong. Dead wrong. Prepare for even more gore, even more shitlordery, even more exploding heads, and of course even more man ass! A decade after the massacre that shocked Turku, Finland, the anonymous avenger has retreated to a cabin in the islands and leaves a peaceful and quiet life. But his peaceful existence is about to be disrupted, with bloody results...
Overview: Jack Shaker is a professional earthquake hunter. He has always enjoyed traveling around the world killing earthquakes. Sadly, tragic accident renders Jack unable to hunt earthquakes and he moves to a peaceful little town in Finland, far away from seismic activities. Everything seems to be great at first but when people dead to Jack start to die around him, he's soon to realize that a big nasty earthquake is after him... AND THIS TIME IT'S PERSONAL! The Revenge of the Earthquake is a world spanning epic action thriller from Trash Video and Insane Bastards. Filled with dramatic moments, bloody action and explosive special effects.
Overview: Partyboys is a sitcom parody that follows the co-existence of four men from Hervanta in an apartment building with outdoor scenes. Among the caricature characters are Jammu (Andres Pass), Alpo (Aatto Paasonen), Pekkuli (Sami Saarinen), a total drunk, and Kipe (Matti Kuusniemi), a womanizer who fucks everyone. In addition to numerous side characters, the gang is complemented by the neighboring pervert Rantala (Ville Lähde). The everyday life of men is filled with extreme pigging, which includes violence, substance abuse, perversion and fucking as the most essential part.
Overview: A top-secret military base becomes infected with an extra terrestial parasite, devouring human flesh and turning its victims into walking dead. The base is put on lock down and all connections to outside world are severed. Now, seven survivors must face the horrors inside the base and uncover the sinister secret behind the outbreak....
