. She is 'changed'. She attempts to bite him but Harker is saved by Van Helsing. Near dawn, Drácula comes to sleeping Eva and carries her off to the Abbey. Renfield escapes to abbey; Van Helsing and Harker follow. Drácula kills Renfield, and attempts to finish off Eva. Van Helsing and Harker find Drácula's coffin; Van Helsing stakes him. Eva is released from his hold. Drácula is dead. [Original synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Build a movie plot around this: What does Jan Thomas reveal to Agnes? what really happened earlier to her son Isak
Ans: As a teenager, Jan Thomas Hansen (PÃ¥l Sverre Valheim Hagen) and a friend run off with young boy Isak in a stroller left outside a cafe by the mother. The boy runs away, slips, and falls on a rock, suffering an apparently fatal head injury. Pressured by his friend, Jan Thomas, afraid of the consequences, carries the boy into a nearby river with a strong current, where he sets him adrift. Jan Thomas testifies that the boy was killed by the fall, but he is convicted of murder. While in jail, he plays the organ for church services.As a young adult he is released from prison and works as an organ player at a church. He befriends Anna (Ellen Dorrit Petersen), the priest of the church and a single mother, and her young son Jens. Agnes (Trine Dyrholm), Isak's mother, sees that Jan Thomas has been released and is concerned for the safety of her two adopted daughters. Her panicking reaction causes strain in her relationship with the two girls, as well as with her husband. Meanwhile, her husband accepts a job offer that will move their family to Denmark, in the hopes of easing Agnes' anxiety.Agnes sees Jan Thomas together with Jens, and is also concerned that Jens may not be safe. When Jan Thomas lets Jens wait a few minutes outside Jens' school while Jan Thomas picks something up in the school, he returns to find Jens missing. Jan Thomas is very concerned when Jens is missing. Scared by ensuing events, Jens flees into the river and almost drowns. With great danger for himself Jan Thomas catches him, and holds on to a branch, after which Agnes, in a surprise twist of plot, helps them reach the shore. Jan Thomas confesses to Agnes what really happened earlier to her son Isak.The movie was released in the USA by filmmovement.com.

Build a movie plot around this: Who is murdered? Debbie
Ans: A young college man is seen running from an unseen pursuer. As he is hiding, hands grab his throat and he is strangled to death.Dayton Hall is a dormitory that is about to be turned into an apartment complex. Five students have volunteered to help with the cleanup, supervised by Joanne. At a party, Joanne's boyfriend, Tim, tries to convince her to move into an apartment with him, but Joanne wants time to think about it. After she says goodbye to Tim (who is leaving with some friends to go skiing), Joanne prepares the cleaning schedule for the next two weeks. She learns that one of the five students, Debbie, has to leave that night with her parents, leaving Joanne with Patti, Brian, and Craig.Debbie helps with the cleanup for a long as she can and then goes back to her own dorm to wait for her parents. Before she leaves, she heads to the room to get the inventory list from the storage room. Debbie's mother and father arrive and wait for her in their Bronco truck. The father walks up the stairs of the dorm to her room to see what is taking so long, but on the stairway he encounters someone who beats him with a nail-studded baseball bat. While the mother continues to wait in the truck, the back door of the truck slowly opens. Debbie comes down the stairs and sees her dead father at the foot of the stairs. She runs outside to the truck, only to find her mother's dead body inside. Debbie is hit on the head and falls to the ground unconscious. The unseen killer drags her to the truck's back tire, puts the vehicle in reverse and mashes Debbie's head. The dead bodies of Debbie, her mother and father are put in the truck and driven away.The next morning, Patti goes to the supply room. She sees a homeless bum scavenging in the trash bin. When she tells the others about the "wired-looking guy with the fuzzy hair", Brian says that the man is named John Hemmit; he often hangs around Dayton Hall, but he is harmless. Bill talks to Joanne and complains about someone stealing his power drill. Afterwords, Joanne meets with...#!/usr/bin/env node

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Hotto is a chain of fast food restaurans, specialize in serving delicious dishes, according to Japanese technology, Hotto is the pioneer brand in use of Teppan – pan, a special Japanese pan can hold up to 270 degrees Celsius for 5 minutes, make cooked food directly on a pan and still keep it fresh.
From high quality materials such as American beef, Japanese salmon … to the food is familiar to Vietnamese such as  rice, vegetables, fresh mushrooms … combined with many unique sauces. Hotto has created an attractive menu, includes dishes with attractive flavors. All dishes are cooked right on the hot pan (Teppan pan), to keep ingredients fresh, warm, infuse all spcices.
Not only brings delicious food, Hotto also gives customers an interesting meeting interesting meeting space with open space,  modern and youthful design. On the area of ​​one floor at the most modern trade center in the capital, Hotto owns a capacity of about 50-60 guests, with outstanding small wooden tables and chairs, with some interesting drawings on the wall, both the lovely pots of plants … create a feeling of relaxation and fun for diners every time they come here.
Between the vast history of recorded music and the never-ending deluge of new stuff, compilations serve an important role: putting a lot of great music in one place, providing the listener with a guided tour of an artist, label or scene. Some of our favourite comps from this year led us through forgotten worlds, from Japanese house to gay porn soundtracks to overlooked '80s avant-garde artists. Others simply bundled massive club weapons. All of them gave us treasure troves of music that were a pleasure to dig through.
Two seasoned music connoisseurs came together on Science Fiction Dancehall Classics. Adrian Sherwood enlisted Trevor Jackson to pick out choice reggae, punk, industrial, hip-hop and early electronica from the archive of Sherwood's label, On-U Sound. Jackson jumped at the chance, and his selections showed On-U Sound at its most belligerent and eclectic. Not only did Jackson cut a swathe through the catalogue of a highly influential and criminally overlooked label, he explored one of the most fertile periods in British musical history.
As Glenn Jackson said in his comprehensive review of Muscle Up, the breadth of Patrick Cowley's music has only come to light more than 30 years after his death. This second collection of Cowley's music from the vaults of Fox Studio, known for gay porn, was even broader than 2013's School Daze, stitching together slinky dub cuts, psychedelic jams and cosmic synthscapes. What tied them all together was Cowley's preternatural musicality—steeped in a sinister, excellently sleazy mood.
Modeselektor rolled out the red carpet for their final 50 Weapons release, calling on faces old and new for a 22-track compilation that showed us why they've been one of club music's essential outlets. There was pitch-black techno from Rødhåd, gorgeous synth fare from Bicep and a frankly indescribable Monolake record. For all the special guests, though, it was Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary themselves who came through the strongest, first with a killer Shed remix and then with "Trees," a crackly dub techno cut as powerful as any they've put their name to.
Dial has been helping to shape modern deep house for 15 years. But as this year's anniversary compilation made clear, that's only part of the picture. All showcased