The School (2018)
Horror | Thriller
When a doctor looking for her missing child awakens to find herself in an abandoned school, she must survive the supernatural terror and face her own demons if she is to find the truth about where her son is.
Starring: Megan Drury, Nicholas Hope, Will McDonald, Jack Ruwald, Texas Watterston
Director: Storm Ashwood
The Daughter (2015)
Drama
The story follows a man who returns home to discover a long-buried family secret, and whose attempts to put things right threaten the lives of those he left home years before.
Starring: Geoffrey Rush, Nicholas Hope, Sam Neill, Ewen Leslie, Paul Schneider, Anna Torv, Odessa Young, Miranda Otto
Director: Simon Stone
Fangoria Presents Inhuman Resources / Redd Inc. (2012)
Horror | Thriller
Six captive office workers are chained to their desks by a demented, escaped serial killer; former regional manager Thomas Reddmann (Nicholas Hope Bad Boy Bubby). Redd assigns his staff the impossible task of proving his innocence or suffering gruesome consequences. Under his twisted managerial style, written warnings are carved into foreheads, filing cabinets overflow with body parts and a trip to Human Resources is likely to end in a grisly termination.
Starring: Nicholas Hope, Kelly Paterniti, Sam Reid, Alan Dukes, James Mackay, Hayley McElhinney, Daniel Krige, Tom Savini, Bridie Latona
Director: Daniel Krige
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Bad Boy Bubby (1993)
Comedy | Crime | Drama
Bubby is a demented man-child kept locked his entire life in a squalid apartment by his depraved mother. But when Bubby – who can only communicate by mimicking what others say and do – escapes into the outside, he soon discovers the wonders of sex, crime, rock & roll and pizza. Will this 'mad bastard' be destroyed by the realities of our cruel world, or does a higher calling ultimately await him in the most unlikely place of all?
Starring: Nicholas Hope, Ralph Cotterill, Carmel Johnson, Norman Kaye, Paul Simpson, Audine Leith
Director: Rolf de Heer
