The Mayan calendar's end-of-the-world prophecy offers InchIndependence DayInch producer-director Roland Emmerich more chances to destroy landmarks in this effects-filled blockbuster, as natural disasters sweep the globe and rip divorced dad Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) away from his Yellowstone vacation. Racing against the doomsday clock, Curtis attempts to retrieve his family and find at least one place on Earth impregnable to Armageddon. Amanda Peet, Woody Harrelson, Chiwetel Ejiofor co-star. 158 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English. Three-disc set.

Looking to leave a personal tragedy behind in Portland, OR, Jessica (Jules Willcox) packed her belongings in a trailer and headed cross-state to her parents. Following a near road rage incident, what seemed like an apologetic overture from the other driver (Marc Menchaca) turned out to be the prelude to her kidnapping-and she'd face a grueling game of cat-and-mouse as she attempted to escape through the woods. Redo of the 2011 Swedish thriller InchTorsvunnenInch co-stars Anthony Heald. 100 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Tired of ogling and catcalls, Alison (Maaike Neuville) wanted breast reduction-and, in the company of squeamish boyfriend Michael (Bart Hollanders), headed to the only affordable facility somewhere in Eastern Europe. As if the sleazy staff and unsanitary conditions weren't off-putting enough, there was a zombie patient that Michael loosed-and if the clientele thought they needed cosmetic surgery before... Splatter-filled horror-farce from Belgium co-stars Benjamin Ramon. 88 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack Dutch; Subtitles English. In Dutch with English subtitles.