Noteworthy Films, 1970
starring: Maria Frost, Dorothy Grumbar and Valentine Dyall
written and directed by: Antony Balch
the plot: A talking mummy (voiced by Dyall) narrates a series of vignettes about how men and women have attempted to gain mastery over one another by using their sexual wiles.

CFDC, 1977
starring: Marilyn Chambers, Frank Moore, Joe Silver and Howard Ryshpan
written and directed by: David Cronenberg
the plot: Following a motorcycle accident, Rose (Chambers) and Hart (Moore) are taken to the nearby Keloid Clinic, a state-of-the-art cosmetic surgery facility run by Dr. Dan Keloid (Ryshpan). Hart has suffered only minor injuries; however, Rose has extensive burns all over her body, and when Keloid uses an experimental skin graft technique on her, it sends her into a coma.

Applause Pictures Ltd., 2004
starring: Bai Ling, Tony Leung, Ka Fai, Byung-hun Lee and Kyoko Hasegawa
directed by: Fruit Chan, Takashi Miike and Chan-wook Park
the plot: “Three … Extremes” is an anthology of three short films. The first segment, “Dumplings,” follows aging actress Li (Ka Fai) as she tries to regain her youthful looks. She enlists the help of Mei (Ling), a local woman known for the restorative powers of her specially made dumplings. Even after Li learns the horrifying truth about the dumplings’ ingredients, she can’t help but keep eating, no matter what the cost.

Dennis Quaid takes on snake-monsters, Christopher Plummer and a nunchuck-weilding psycho in the awesome '80s flick 'Dreamscape.'