What if vampires were part of a war between Heaven and Hell being fought on Earth? How would The Church react and who would they send to deal with these demonic Creatures of The Night?

Clint Eastwood directs this drama based on the autobiography of Chelsey Sullenberger. Tom Hanks stars as pilot Chelsey 'Sully' Sullenberger and Aaron Eckhart as his co-pilot Jeff Skiles, who were at the helm of Flight 1549 in 2009 when, shortly after take-off, the plane hit a large flock of birds which disabled both engines. In the face of immediate danger, Sully took the decision to make an emergency landing on the Hudson River and successfully managed to save the lives of everyone on board. Laura Linney also stars as Sully's wife Lorraine.

What does it all mean? Surely all of those red curtains, strobe lights and dancing dwarfs we keep seeing in David Lynch's films must mean something, right? Well actually, they do. In fact, not only do they mean something, they're all interconnected. Reading these symbols is the key to understanding not just David Lynch's films individually, but his body of work as a whole. Journey with author Mark Allyn Stewart as he travels film by film to let you in on the larger tapestry that Lynch is weaving and shows you how works such as Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet and Mulholland Dr. are all pieces of a larger picture.

What begins as a simple double date ends with a harrowing journey into another world filled with nightmare creatures in 'Traffic Jam." A meeting of old college roommates comes with the terrifying revelation of a supernatural fiend in "The Reunion," and the quiet little giggle a husband hears as he lays awake in the dark sets off a struggle for survival against the unknown in "We Don't Know Him." Join author Mark Allyn Stewart for this collection of stories best told by the glow of a flashlight.