Milo: Directed by Pascal Franchot. With Jennifer Jostyn, Antonio Fargas, Paula Cale, Richard Portnow. Claire and 4 other preteen girls witness one of them murdered by Milo, a yellow raincoat boy. Milo supposedly drowns. But when Claire returns to meet the others 16 years later, she sees a yellow raincoat boy everywhere. Milo?

The killer is a strange young boy named Milo Jeeder. Sixteen years later, the four survivors of the event re-unite under happier circumstances in the same town where it happened.

Milo starts off with a group of young girls accompanying an "assumed young boy" in a yellow slicker to a house in the woods where he shows them embryos in jars. Apparently, the deal was that if he showed them the jars, ol' Milo gets to conduct a gynecologist exam on each in return.

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Milo, an isolated 10-year-old boy with 'sensitive skin', lives a life rigidly controlled by his father. Sparked by his first friendship, he runs away from home to attend the school camping trip - but never arrives.

Bad Milo: Directed by Jacob Vaughan. With Ken Marino, Gillian Jacobs, Mary Kay Place, Claudia Choi. A man learns that his unusual stomach pains are being caused by a demon living in his intestines.

This is a very dark and twisted horror comedy about a vicious creature named Milo that lives inside the intestines of Duncan. This demonic creature comes out every once in a while and goes on a murderous rampage.

Pathology: Directed by Marc Schölermann. With Milo Ventimiglia, Michael Weston, Alyssa Milano, Lauren Lee Smith. A group of medical students devise a deadly game, in which they attempt to commit the perfect murder.

Static: Directed by Todd Levin. With Milo Ventimiglia, Sarah Shahi, William Mapother, Sara Paxton. A couple facing marital problems after losing their child finds their life together further complicated by a mysterious visitor.

Milo Ventimiglia and Sarah Shahi are undoubtedly talented performers but they can do little with what's on offer here. The fright scenes in particular are rather dull and murky and too predictable when films like THE PURGE and THE STRANGERS have done it all before.