Hancock of 1776 (2012)

Actors: Carlos Alazraqui (actor), Scott Rosendall (actor), Darren T. Mangler (writer), Darren T. Mangler (actor), Darren T. Mangler (producer), Alan Heitz (actor), Jim Blanchette (actor), Courtney Sara Bell (producer), Darci Dixon (producer), Lee Pollero (actor), Jonas Mayabb (director), Jonas Mayabb (editor),

Secret Mysteries of America's Beginnings Volume 3: Eye of the Phoenix - Secrets of the Dollar Bill (2009)

Actors: Christian J. Pinto (editor), Christian J. Pinto (producer), Christian J. Pinto (director), Christian J. Pinto (writer), Stanley Monteith (miscellaneous crew), Robert Hieronimus (miscellaneous crew), Robert Hieronimus (actor), William Schnoebelen (miscellaneous crew), S. Brent Morris (miscellaneous crew), Joe Schimmel (miscellaneous crew), David Lewis (actor), Richard Meyers (actor), Obadiah S. Harris (miscellaneous crew), Tony Palacio (actor), Michael McFaul (actor),

Plot: Secret Mysteries Vol. III focuses on the development of the new world as "The United States of America". This video will demonstrate that the history of America's government, and of its official symbols, is a history of secret societies. Examine America's much-talked-about dollar bill and the symbols it bears. Modern masonry claims that the all-seeing eye floating above the pyramid is not a Masonic symbol. But what did Freemason's President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and his Masonic Vice President, Henry Wallace, believe when they attached this symbol to our currency in 1935? How were these American leaders influenced by the Russian mystic, Nicholas Roerich? Does the all-seeing eye represent the Masonic Christ? Was the eagle originally a phoenix bird? And what do all these occult symbols mean? Follow the journey of the Secret Mysteries series as we unveil their influence through the 20th century. Many believe that the real purpose of the many "Wars and Rumors of Wars" has been to establish a commonwealth of nations to rule the whole world. With the North American Union on the rise, is America the victim of deception? Or is she THE instrument of Global Government?

Secret Mysteries of America's Beginnings Volume 2: Riddles in Stone - The Secret Architecture of Washington D.C. (2007)

Actors: Blue Deckert (actor), Christian J. Pinto (producer), Christian J. Pinto (writer), Christian J. Pinto (editor), Christian J. Pinto (miscellaneous crew), Christian J. Pinto (director), William T. Still (actor), Jane Henson (actress), Robert Hieronimus (actor), Stanley Monteith (actor), William Schnoebelen (actor), Joe Schimmel (actor), S. Brent Morris (actor), Gay Linn Kirkpatrick (actress), Bob Goodwin (actor),

Plot: This documentary explores the highly controversial subject of the design of America's capital. Was the city built to reflect the majesty of America's newfound freedom? Or the hidden agenda of secret societies? With every major cornerstone laid by Freemasons, was the city built in a Masonic pattern? Embark upon this incredible journey as Riddles in Stone interviews experts on both sides of the heated debate. Watch as Freemason apologists defend some of the most direct and hard-hitting questions concerning the influence of Masonry in America, and its symbolism in Washington, D.C. Alongside them are leading researchers who maintain that occult architecture permeates the city, and conceals a secret agenda. Was D.C. laid out according to the pattern of the stars? Is there really a pentagram in the street layout north of the White House? Does a Masonic square and compass extend from the Capitol building to the Washington monument? And why is the city filled with zodiac symbols, mysterious faces, and various god and goddess images? If America was founded as a Christian nation only, where are the images of Jesus Christ? Or does Washington D.C. symbolize another Christ, the Masonic Christ?

Washington the Warrior (2006)

Actors: Alexander Emmert (actor), Stacy Keach (actor), Raymond Bridgers (producer), Raymond Bridgers (writer), Joshua Alper (writer), Jackson Bolt (actor), Robert M. Wise (director), Arturas Nemanis (miscellaneous crew), Tomas Makaras (miscellaneous crew), Tadas Rimkevicius (miscellaneous crew), Shea Vitartas (actor), Grigorij Strelec (actor), Kathleen Hitt (miscellaneous crew), Wolf Thomas (actor), Courtney Ennis (miscellaneous crew),

Awesometown (2005)

Actors: Akiva Schaffer (writer), Jorma Taccone (actor), Akiva Schaffer (producer), Andy Samberg (writer), Kal Penn (actor), Jorma Taccone (actor), Andy Samberg (producer), Jack Black (actor), Jorma Taccone (producer), Andy Samberg (actor), Andy Samberg (actor), Akiva Schaffer (actor), Akiva Schaffer (actor), Jorma Taccone (composer), Jorma Taccone (writer),

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Cafe Flesh 3 (2003)

Actors: Kurt Lockwood (actor), Tyce Bune (actor), Matt Bixel (actor), Frank Bukkwyd (actor), Joel Lawrence (actor), Fred J. Lincoln (actor), Steven French (actor), Anthony R. Lovett (actor), Henri Pachard (actor), George Kaplan (actor), Rob Rotten (actor), Sergio (actor), Sergio (actor), Tony Sexton (actor), Aria (actress),

The Glory of America (1996)

Actors: Jan Crouch (producer), Danny York (actor), Bill Morris (director), Bill Morris (actor), Bill Morris (producer), Renee Morris (director), Betty Jean Robinson (actress), Renee Morris (producer), Steve Brock (actor), Bill Henderson (actor), Mark Payne (actor),

Plot: 'The Glory of America' was much more than a spectacular celebration of our nation's birth and our Independence Day - it was more than a tribute to Christian martyrs and heroes - more than a revelation of our nation's great Christian heritage! Jan Crouch and her incredible Drama Cast and Crew, through this beautiful 4-night dramatic portrayal of His-Story (from Calvary to America to you and me), imparted the vision of God's Plan for us today! ... The first night included scenes representing the essential message of the Gospel - Jesus' death, His Triumph over Satan, His Resurrection! ... Bill & Renee Morris, Alvin Slaughter, Steve Brock, Tata Vega, Betty Jean Robinson, LaVerne & Edith Tripp, Chris Holloway, Karen Wheaton, Danny York, Randy & Renee Clark, Carman, E.V. Hill, Shirley Caesar, a 350-member cast, and Jan are among the long list of wonderful speakers, musical artists, dancers, cast, crew, and helpers, who poured their heart and soul into this production, ... .

George Washington II: The Forging of a Nation (1986)

Actors: David Gerber (producer), Patty Duke (actress), Bruce Broughton (composer), Jeffrey Jones (actor), William A. Graham (director), Richard Fancy (actor), Marcia Cross (actress), Barry Bostwick (actor), Leo Burmester (actor), Chuck Hicks (actor), Paul Collins (actor), Penny Fuller (actress), Alan Greedy (miscellaneous crew), Erika Alexander (actress), Ronald J. Fagan (editor),

Holiday Highlights (1940)

Actors: Treg Brown (editor), Mel Blanc (actor), Mel Blanc (actor), Mel Blanc (actor), Mel Blanc (actor), Mel Blanc (actor), Mel Blanc (actor), Sara Berner (actress), Henry Binder (producer), Leon Schlesinger (producer), Tex Avery (actor), Carl W. Stalling (composer), Tex Avery (director), Dave Monahan (writer),

Plot: Blackout gags about the holidays. New Year's (the baby speaks to us). Valentine's Day (it's Leap Year, so the girl turns to the boy) Washington's Birthday (the cherry tree story). Arbor Day (a dog directs the placement of the tree). Easter (the bunny is menaced by the fox, who turns out to be a softy). April 1: no picture. Mother's Day: a decidedly low key reunion. Graduation day: the boy gets his diploma, and promptly joins a bread line. Halloween: the witch rides her broom, towing an advertising banner. Thanksgiving: A turkey for dinner, in more ways than one. Christmas: Santa's sleigh is an ice cream truck. New Year's: The Tournament of Roses parade; we see some floats.

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The Spirit of '76 (1917)

Actors: George Siegmann (director), Chief John Big Tree (actor), George Chesebro (actor), W.E. Lawrence (actor), Norval MacGregor (actor), Adda Gleason (actress), Jane Novak (actress), Doris Pawn (actress), Noah Beery (actor), Howard Gaye (actor), Ben Lewis (actor), Dark Cloud (actor), Jack Cosgrave (actor), Lottie Kruse (actress), Jack McCredie (actor),

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