This week's quiz is extra tough not only because it's on non-North American movies, but because alot of the ones in there have not yet had a proper theatrical or video release stateside. If you're not a super geek who goes out of there way to find the hard-to-find stuff, you may be in trouble...

Hint! None of the picture-question movies are from any country used in a text-only question.

1) Name the flick this shot is from (original language title if not English, or most commonly used English North American title equivalent also OK)

6) Name the flick this shot is from (original language title if not English, or most commonly used English North American title equivalent also OK)

2) In the British zomromcom (that's zombie romantic comedy), "Shaun of the Dead", what was the name of the main pub that becomes the gangs refuge from the undead?

The Winchester
Fox and Turtle
Barnaby's
The Mill

7) In the uber-cool Chinese crime flick "Infernal Affairs", how did the undercover cop in the mafia often communicate with his police contact?

Flashlight signals
Messages in flower bouquets
Internet instant messaging
Morse code

3) What was a difference between the Spanish movie "Open Your Eyes" (Abres los ojos), and its Tom Cruise remake "Vanilla Sky"?

Job of lead character
Penelope Cruz has different role in original
Lead character's face not disfigured in car accident in original
Twist in end of original completely different than remake

8) What kind of medical experiments did the 2003 sequel to the German horror "Anatomy" center on?

Advanced electro-shock therapies
Artificial muscles
Brain parasites
Sleep deprivation

4) In the Japanese movie "Dark Water", what job did the heroine say had led to her nervous breakdown ?

Investigating child abductions for police
Assistant at pornographic film studio
Proofreading sexually graphic novels
Social worker

9) What did the killers in the grisly Taiwanese thriller "Double Vision" do the priests intestines after they disemboweled him?

Ate them
Made him eat them
Washed them, put them back in
Wrapped them around his neck

5) Name the flick this shot is from (original language title if not English, or most commonly used English North American title equivalent also OK)

10) Name the flick this shot is from (original language title if not English, or most commonly used English North American title equivalent also OK)