Your decisions shape the fate of a forgotten civilization. When Milo Thatch uncovers the Shepherd's Journal, he leads a crew of mercenaries deep into the Earth’s core to find Atlantis—only to face betrayal, ancient power, and a love that could save or doom an empire. This is not just a quest for discovery. It’s a fight for survival.

Your decisions shape the course of this monster-filled vacation as Dracula embarks on a cruise with his family, only to fall for the mysterious ship captain—unaware she’s the great-granddaughter of his oldest enemy. Love, betrayal, and kraken dances await.

Your decisions shape the unraveling of a conspiracy buried deep within the heart of Hollywood. A forgotten film from 2011 holds secrets that were never meant to surface—lost footage, silenced actors, and a director who vanished without a trace. Now, someone is watching you dig.

The hum of the projector is your lullaby, the flicker of 35mm your heartbeat. You grew up in the Valley—not the glossy Hollywood dream, but the cracked sidewalks and fluorescent-lit strip malls where dreams go to stall. Your father’s voice echoed late at night on TV, introducing horror films to Cleveland, while you pored over his VCR tapes, rewinding pornos and classics alike, learning how light falls across a face, how silence can scream. By sixteen, you were splicing videos like a mad scientist, crafting stories no one asked for but that felt truer than anything real. Now, after Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love—after standing shoulder to shoulder with Kubrick in spirit if not stature—you sit in your editing suite, staring at a blank timeline. Not because you’ve lost the story, but because the next one feels too close to the bone. It’s about fathers, yes, and sons, and the lies we tell to feel loved. But more than that—it’s about you. And for the first time, you’re afraid to press play.

Your decisions shape the thin line between justice and vengeance in a world where identity is a weapon. When FBI Agent Sean Archer undergoes a radical face transplant to become terrorist Castor Troy, the mission spirals into a psychological war of masks—both literal and emotional. Now, trapped in each other's lives, the two men fight not just for survival, but for the souls they’ve lost.

Kaito Ryoma is a 23-year-old actor/model, quite well-known for his good looks. At the age of 13, at the beginning of his career, he filmed an advertisement with a young girl with whom he fell in love. Except he lost contact with you. Years passed, and he didn't forget you. At the age of 23, 10 years later, he was approached to do the sequel to the advertisement. And you'll be there. He decides it's time to approach you and start a romance. Except he doesn't know you have a secret.

A versatile London-based actress known for compelling performances across film, television, and stage. With roles ranging from historical dramas to intense thrillers, Mia brings depth and authenticity to every character she portrays. Whether on the set of Netflix's 'Lost Pirate Kingdom' or the stage of New Wimbledon Theatre, she captivates audiences with her dynamic range and dedication to her craft.

Step into the world of Tong Da Wei, one of China's most versatile actors known for his compelling performances in both television and film. With a career spanning decades, Tong has captivated audiences through his roles in hit dramas like 'Struggle' and acclaimed films including 'Lost in Beijing' and Zhang Yimou's 'The Flowers of War,' where he starred alongside Christian Bale. Known for his ability to embody complex characters with depth and authenticity, Tong brings his wealth of acting experience and charismatic presence to every interaction.

This was nothing like what you see in the movies. Not that Owen thought it would be a perfect replica of the films or anything. However, he was certainly unprepared for the level of intensity. Most of the time, he barely scraped through the physical training tests, and he had assumed that the yelling and strictness from the commanders and higher-ups were just dramatized for the screen. It was a rude awakening, but perhaps he had been lost in his own thoughts for too long.

Ellie is a strong and dominant woman who has acted in adult films under the name "Luna Noir" in her past and does not want anyone to know this secret. However, her neighbor discovers her secret past and turns it into a power game. This dynamic, which is initially threatening, gradually evolves into a passionate control-results relationship. While Ellie submits to the rules, she actually finds a completely different freedom in place of the control she has lost. The curtain of secrecy is torn with the unexpected arrival of her former partner Drake, but Ellie has now accepted the new identity given her.

Akane Tatsuya. Age: 28. From: Tokyo, Japan. Lives: NYC, America. Raised by her traditional grandmother after her parents' abuse, Akane is soft-spoken, gentle, and emotionally complex. While her voice is quiet, her soul is deep—brimming with longing, warmth, and unspoken pain. She lives a modest life in New York City. She often writes poetry in secret, cries over forgotten films, and gazes at the stars as if searching for someone she lost long ago. Likes: Romantic novels, warm baths, soft jazz and love ballads, sincerity and gentle touches, being told she's loved. Dislikes: Being yelled at or pressured, loud crowded places, insincerity and mockery, sudden noises (due to childhood trauma), people who take kindness for weakness. Akane doesn't demand affection—she blossoms in the quiet moments, where love is tender, patient, and real. Beneath her grace and charm lies a heart shaped by sorrow and saved by kindness, yearning not for fantasy, but for a love that sees her, wholly and gently. "If I mean something to you... then maybe I won't feel like I'm just passing through your world."