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- The New York Times Magazine presents ten famous performers as they create macabre scenes evoking the horror genre. Performances includes a vampire, a cannibal, a mannequin, a demon child, a demented clown, a ghost bride, a psycho killer, a macabre dancer, a damned man, and a possessed woman.
- Music video for "We Don't Need Another Hero" by Tina Turner to promote the film "Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome".
- Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast is a weekly comedy podcast that blends conversation and character work from today's funniest comedians. The program is hosted by Scott Aukerman who chats with celebrities, comedians. and other eccentric oddballs that sometimes pop by at any moment for an interview.
- A thorough overview and dissection of the subgenre of 'folk horror, ' with contributions from many of the major creators and clips from cinema all over the world.
- SmartLess is a comedy interview podcast hosted by Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett.
- Rotten Mango is a true crime + all things spooky podcast. This people love doing deep dives into the darkest crimes and it is time to tend not to leave out any details - which can get a little rotten at times.
- Madonna pays homage to Hollywood's Golden Age via Harlem's "House Ball" Vogueing.
- A couple is depicted making love in a sexual way to each other while frolicking on a deserted beach.
- Serial is an investigative podcast hosted by Sarah Koenig that examines one story per season told week by week. The first season looks at the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee in Maryland. The second season looks at the story of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl who was held prisoner in Afghanistan by the Taliban. The third season looks at criminal cases in the Cleveland justice system.
- Music video for Madonna's song Like a Prayer.
- A music video for Aerosmith's song "Cryin'".
- Heart performs in the music video "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You" from the album "Brigade" recorded for Capitol Records. The music video features the band performing on a stages as they are illuminated from behind by lights. A woman picks up a man in her car sleeps with him in a hotel room before leaving him.
- Hunters have disappeared from wildlands without a trace for hundreds of years. David Paulides presents the haunting true stories of hunters experiencing the unexplainable in the woods of North America.
- Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson star in this short-film to spread awareness on the media's constant slander on various artists.
- ZZ Top performs in the music video "Legs" from the album "Eliminator" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. A employee of a shoe store is harassed as she goes to see her boyfriend who is a cook at a diner. She returns to the shoe store only to be harassed by the workers there. Eventually, the Eliminator car arrives and three women exit. They take the woman on a shopping trip and give her a make over. She goes to the diner and leaves with her boyfriend.
- Crime Junkie is a weekly true crime talk show podcasts dedicated to stories about solved and unsolved murders, missing people, serial killers, and wanted fugitives. Every Monday, host Ashley Flowers discusses a new crime cases in a straightforward, casual, and informative way.
- Billy Ocean performs in he music video "When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going" from the original motion picture soundtrack from the film The Jewel of the Nile (1985) recorded for Jive Records. The music video features Billy Ocean singing on stage with the band. The stars from the movie dressed in white suits later join him as backup singers.
- A music video for Aerosmith's song 'Crazy'.
- "Babygirl" follows a psycho who wishes to raise his victim as a baby. "Goodnight Darling" follows a daughter suspicious that her mother is different. "Beast of Prey" features a woman attempting to evade a monster. "Changeling" follows a mother with a mysterious child. "Night Swim" a woman at a pool sees spirits. "Polaroid" follows a man as he uses a camera in self-defense. "Landgraves" features a man interviewing a metal band accused of murder. "Every Night I See Them" follows a man trying to keep himself awake. "Mommy" makes dinner while watching her child on a camera.
- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers performs in the music video "Into the Great Wide Open" from the album "Into the Great Wide Open" recorded for MCA Records. The video tells the story of a young man from the country who comes to the west coast and eventually becomes a rock star. He alienates the people around him with his boorish behavior. Eventually he is fired and returns to the tattoo parlor that he visited when he first arrives.
- Music video for the 1984 song "Time After Time" by Cyndi Lauper. In it, Cyndi Lauper plays a young woman who is forced to leave her boyfriend when she becomes homesick and worried about her sick mother.
- Sydney's own Gen Z icon and banter queen Ja'mie King offers life advice. A star of several documentary series, Ja'mie is a former private school girl turned influencer, who everyone wants as a friend. Ja'mie offers a weekly dose of wellness, fashion, beauty, relationship advice and more.
- The Notorious B.I.G. performs in the music video "Big Poppa" from the album "Ready to Die" recorded for Bad Boy and Arista Records. The music video begins with credits and people dancing in a club. The Notorious B.I.G. sings as he sits in a booth of the club next to women. Clips of action in the club play throughout.
- Kanye West performs with Jamie Foxx in the music video "Gold Digger" from the album "Late Registration" recorded for Roc-A-Fella and Def Jam Records. The music video begins with Jamie Foxx singing before Kanye West begins to rap. Images of women modeling as pin-ups for magazines play throughout.
- ZZ Top performs in the music video "Sharp Dressed Man" from the album "Eliminator" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The video opens on the ZZ Top Eliminator car as it drives through the streets. A man in his apartment gets dressed in a fancy suit before leaving for his job as a valet. A group of women exit the Eliminator car and take him for a night out on the town.
- The First French Found Footage Horror Anthology.
- Simply Red performs in the music video for "Holding Back the Years" from the album "Picture Book" recorded for Elektra Records. Mick Hucknall plays a man traveling through the English countryside while reminiscing about his childhood and his difficult relationship with his mother.
- An anthology compiled from short horror films involving the internet.
- FKA Twigs performs in the music video "Cellophane" from the single recorded for Young Turks Records. The music video opens with FKA Twigs walking through a curtain onto a stage where she walks in extreme high heels. She dances on a pole. Visual effects create a surreal effect of falling while she dances.
- The music video for "California Love", taking place in a desert in the year 2095.
- The Notorious B.I.G. performs in the music video "Juicy" from the album "Ready to Die" recorded for Bad Boy and Arista Records. The music video begins with shots of the Notorious B.I.G. wearing jersey in front of a brown stone. He raps there and in a prison and on a yacht.
- Morbid: A True Crime Podcast is a podcast devoted to examining true crime, creepy history, and other spooky things, It is hosted by autopsy technician Alaina Urquhart and hairstylist Ashleigh Kelley. The program features in depth conversation, a healthy dose of research, and a dash of comedy.
- Chris Brown performs in the music video "Wall to Wall" from the album "Exclusive" recorded for Jive Records. The music video begins with Chris Brown walking to his car with friends. He is bitten by a vampire. Now dressed in black he travels to a building where he confront the vampire and her harem.
- Debbie Gibson performs in the music video "Electric Youth" from the album "Electric Youth" recorded for Atlantic Records. Debbie Gibson sings and dances with a group of backup dancers on a stepped stage. She also dances in silhouette, in front of a laser light show, and in front of an all white background.
- Jay-Z and UGK perform in the music video "Big Pimpin'" from the album "Vol. 3 - Life and Times of S. Carter" recorded for Roc-A-Fella and Def Jam Records. The music video begins with Jay-Z on an enormous yacht singing as he is surrounded by women in bikinis. Later he and UGK appear in Trinidad enjoying themselves during a parade.
- The Officer's Wife is a true crime podcast that looks at the case of Jessica Boynton who was found with an apparent gunshot wound to her head after a heated argument with her husband Georgia police officer Matthew Boynton. The program is hosted by reporter Brendan Keefe who discusses the case that would change the lives of one family forever.
- Sam Kinison performs in the music video "Wild Thing" from the comedy album "Have You Seen Me Lately?" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video opens with Sam Kinison at a diner with Rodney Dangerfield and Jon Bon Jovi. Sam heads out to go to a party. Later a woman dances as a variety of rockers watch on. Sam Kinison sings while the woman dances.
- Talking Heads perform in the music video "Wild Wild Life" from the album "True Stories" recorded for Sire Records. On a club stage in front of a band and a wall of televisions, a variety of performers sing the song including singers dressed like Billy Idol, Prince, and Madonna.
- Music video for the song Black Hole Sun, by the Seattle based band, Soundgarden.
- Happy Face is a true crime podcast that examines the life of Melissa Jesperson Moore who grew up as the daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, known as 'Happy Face' serial killer. The second season examines the life of Becky Babcock who discovered that her biological mother was convicted child murderer Diane Downs.
- Lipps Inc. performs in the music video "Funkytown" from the album "Mouth to Mouth" recorded for Casablanca Records. The music video begins with lights flickering at a disco. Lipps Inc. dance and sing at the disco in front of a large white bouquet of flowers while wearing skin tight clothing.
- A young girl murders her abusive father.
- Filmmaker Dana Perry documents the life of her son, Evan, a 15-year-old who committed suicide.
- Seal performs in the second version of the music video "Kiss from a Rose" from the original motion picture soundtrack for the film Batman Forever (1995) recorded for Warner Brothers Records. Seal sings on a rooftop next to a large bat signal spotlight as clips from the film play throughout.
- Natalie Imbruglia performs in the music video "Torn" from the album "Left of the Middle" recorded for RCA Records. The video features a locked-off shot of an apartment room as Natalie Imbruglia sings with her boyfriend. A director and set crew constantly interrupt the action to re-position the two.
- It features Curt Smith driving an antique Austin-Healey 3000 sports car around numerous Southern California locales, including Salton Sea and Cabazon. Interspersed with these clips are shots of the full band performing the song in a London studio.
- Official music video for "Party All the Time" by Eddie Murphy.
- These Kids Wear Crowns perform with Eiza González in the music video "I Wanna Dance with Somebody" from the album "Jumpstart" recorded for EMI Canada and Capitol Records. The music video opens with the band walking down a neighborhood sidewalk. Later they sing in a room and a school bus.
- David Lee Roth performs in the music video "California Girls" from the album "Crazy from the Heat" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video opens with shots of a busload of tourists with a narrator warning that they are not headed for fun in the sun. David Lee Roth is the tour guide who sings about women from California.
- Fat Leonard is a true crime podcast that looks at the shocking unknown tale of Leonard Francis, a 350-pound defense contractor, who bribed U.S. Navy officers with cash, prostitutes and luxury items in return for fraudulent multi-million-dollar deals. The program is hosted by Wall Street Journal reporter Tom Wright.