Urban legends. those contemporary macabre myths that have no traceable source yet they can't be proven false, come to terrifying life in this hip and fast-paced horror film trilogy. What you don't believe can kill you. Urban Legend (1998) Did you hear the urban legend about the killer who was calling from inside the house...or the maniac with an axe hiding in the backseat of a car? Somebody at Pendleton College has and they're turning all of the most terrifying modern myths into reality! Urban Legends: Final Cut (Collector's Edition) (2000) When student filmmaker Amy Mayfield (Jennifer Morrison from Stir of Echos) decides that the subject of her thesis film will be urban legends, her crew begins to fall one-by-one in a series of fatal 'accidents'. Suspicious, Amy investigates and makes the chilling discovery that someone is determined to win the award for best film, even if it means killing the competition. Now she must unmask the killer before she, too, becomes an urban legend. Urban Legends 3: Bloody Mary (2005) From director Mary Lambert (Pet Cemetery, The In Crowd), the terrifying Urban Legend trilogy comes full circle with Urban Legends: Bloody Mary, delivering enough hair-raising scares to rival The Grudge and The Ring. On a prom-night dare, a trio of high-school friends chant an incantation, unleashing an evil spirit from the past with deadly consequences. That same night, the girls are abducted by a gang of high-school jocks. Once rescued, their tormentors receive their just desserts, dying one by one in a chain reaction of gruesome murders, each with a bizarre Urban Legend twist. Is it all just a high-school prank taken to grisly extremes - or has Bloody Mary returned from the grave to wreak her own vengeance?