Lenore (2014)

Actors: Edgar Allan Poe (writer), William G. Gil (producer), Griffith Mehaffey (editor), Griffith Mehaffey (producer), Griffith Mehaffey (writer), Griffith Mehaffey (director), Gideon Hodge (actor), Rena Jean Schmieg (producer), Adam Dillon (actor), Danielle Davis (actress), Eric Lewis (actor),

Plot: A young scholar mourns the loss of his beloved Lenore. Upon her open casket he vows to join her in death, but hesitates at the last moment. While slowly succumbing to complete despair, an angel of death appears to the young scholar, prompting a very philosophical and nefarious discussion on the tragic demise of the beautiful. Though the spirit of Lenore still remains, the despair of the young scholar prevents him from knowing of her presence. Torn by the violent emotions of love and despair, the young scholar must move beyond his hopelessness if he is to save the soul of Lenore from an ever present and impending doom. But is it the salvation of her soul that's truly at stake or his own?

Zero Sight: Bad Call (2013)

Actors: Cindi Rice (producer), Roy Samuelson (actor), VyVy Nguyen (actress), Randall Harmon Waldrop (editor), Paige Barnett (producer), Pheobe Boynton (costume designer), Heather Schlegel (miscellaneous crew), Liz Rizzo (director), Mark Kern (producer), Jon Gentry (actor), Kerry Hite (actress), Hershey Wingler (actress), David An (actor), Bayardo De Murguia (actor), Adam Slemon (actor),

Plot: A regular female assassin when she plays Halo, gamer girl Veronica gets real power in her hands when she steals a mysterious woman's phone during a one-night stand gone south. Now a single anonymous text message can kill anyone she wants. And she'll have to use all her first-person shooter skills when one bad call has her scouting a real professional assassin across suburban rooftops. Welcome to the world of "Zero Sight," where hapless assassins work for a femme fatale with an eye for opportunities.

Desert Haiku (2013)

Actors: Dennis Banks (miscellaneous crew), Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle (producer), Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle (editor), Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle (writer), Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle (director), Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle (miscellaneous crew), Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle (actor), Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle (costume designer), Ed Ma (composer), Cloud Face (miscellaneous crew), Cloud Face (composer), Cloud Face (producer), Cloud Face (actor), Randy Boogie (actor), Jessica Engard (actor),

Plot: 'Desert Haiku' is a short film-poem designed as an intriguing ode to the soulful American Southwest. It explores the memory of the desert through the fusion of modern technology and ancient landscapes. Re-imagining mythologies based on personal experience, the film plays with the idea of morphic resonance, where the sublime meets the real, and worlds may collide and fuse in history-defying moments. Deserts were once oceans, and the narrative lead is that of finding water, as a metaphor for finding oneself. It features outstanding talent from an Yaqui opera singer to a young Hopi/Navajo boy, professional dancers and a renowned Japanese performer.

The Raven (2013)

Actors: Zac Hammond (director), Zac Hammond (writer), Zac Hammond (editor), Penny Chapman (miscellaneous crew), Ben Dawson (miscellaneous crew), David Chabeaux (actor), Richard Kirk (miscellaneous crew), Russell Gilbert (actor), Jd Midgley (director),

Plot: I wanted to bring to life and visually tell the story of Edgar Allan Poe's poem, The Raven. Others have made films with the same name, but they haven't covered the poem, they have looked at his other work and just taken the title. I wanted to put across my own vision on the poem and without an extensive amount of research into other peoples work for inspiration, I have created something fresh, hopefully new and something that the audience has never seen before. I also wanted to leave the audience feeling as though they have seen something great, but at the same time, not spoon feeding them all of the answers to the questions that the film might ask them.

The Raven (2012)

Actors: Edgar Allan Poe (miscellaneous crew), Modest Mussorgsky (composer), Gabe Aron (actor), Gabe Aron (director), James Dearing (director), James Dearing (editor),

Der geheimnisvolle Vincent Raven - Uri Geller auf den Spuren des 'Rabenvaters' (2009)

Actors: Uri Geller (actor), Vincent Raven (actor), Corax (actor),

The Raven (2007)

Actors: Matthew Jason Walsh (writer), Krista Johnston (miscellaneous crew), Richard Band (composer), David DeCoteau (producer), David DeCoteau (director), Edgar Allan Poe (writer), David DeCoteau (writer), Stephen P. Jarchow (producer), Richard Johnson (actor), Paul Colichman (producer), Richard Johnson (actor), Jeffrey Schenck (producer), Joe Silva (composer), Ivan Botha (actor), Debi Nethersole (producer),

Plot: Roderick throws a masquerade ball inside a creepy mansion with a dark past. An infamous mass-murder happened there fifty years ago to the night, but that's part of the fun for the posh hotties who show up for some boozy partying. The reverie is cut short when a Raven-masked killer crashes the party, intent on repeating the bloody history of the "Ravenwood Massacre" that happened decades ago. As the unknown killer picks the guests off one by one, old grudges resurface among friends, and new suspicions emerge.

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Snezhnaya koroleva (1957)

Actors: Hans Christian Andersen (writer), Paul Frees (actor), Frank Skinner (composer), June Foray (actress), Patty McCormack (actress), Dave Fleischer (miscellaneous crew), Art Linkletter (actor), Sergei Martinson (actor), Paul Frees (actor), Tommy Kirk (actor), Nikolay Erdman (writer), Sandra Dee (actress), Yanina Zhejmo (actress), Lev Atamanov (director), Lev Atamanov (writer),

Ellery Queen, Master Detective (1940)

Actors: Dwight Caldwell (editor), Ann Shoemaker (actress), Larry Darmour (producer), Eric Taylor (writer), Kurt Neumann (director), Ralph Bellamy (actor), James Burke (actor), Jack Cheatham (actor), Byron Foulger (actor), Douglas Fowley (actor), Charley Grapewin (actor), Alan Ladd (actor), Charles Lane (actor), Arthur Millett (actor), Fred Niblo (actor),

Plot: The mysteriously ill John Braun makes a new will, leaving out his daughter Barbara, over the protests of his wife. The trouble began when the daughter wanted to marry Mr. Braun's doctor, James Rogers. Mrs. Braun asks Inspector Queen to help find the long-missing Barbara. The inspector's son, Ellery, works on the case. He goes to a home frequently visited by Dr. Rogers where the bell is answered by Nikki Porter who Ellery mistakes for Barbara and insists she return to the Braun home. Nikki does, to protect Barbara, and a short time later finds herself alone in a room outside Braun's bedroom. She finds him dead - his throat cut. No weapons are found and the door to the room where Nikki had been is locked, and she is suspected. Ellery hides Nikki in his apartment. Braun's body, sent for an autopsy, disappears and in its place is a life-sized statue of the dead man. Elley finds the body in a closet, the police prepare to send it downtown but someone drives off with the ambulance. Ellery, with Nikki, visits Braun's bedroom that night and discovers that a pet raven flies in and out taking items.

Wildcat Trooper (1936)

Actors: Jimmy Aubrey (actor), Hobart Bosworth (actor), Yakima Canutt (actor), Dick Curtis (actor), Art Dillard (actor), Wally West (actor), Roger Williams (actor), James Oliver Curwood (writer), Joseph O'Donnell (writer), Elmer Clifton (director), Frank Hagney (actor), Ben Hendricks Jr. (actor), Jack Hendricks (actor), Fuzzy Knight (actor), Theodore Lorch (actor),

Plot: Royal Canadian Mounted Policemen Sergeant Gale Farrell and Constable Pat O'Hearne are on a mission to Twin Oaks in the dense Canadian wilderness to quell a war between rival fur trappers, and capture The Raven, a notorious gunman and killer, on his way to join the war. Pat returns to the post with the prisoner while Gale resumes his journey with the Raven's documents and identity. Gale contacts tavern owner McClain, suspected of being mixed up in the wholesale fur thefts, and convinces him that he is actually the Raven masquerading as a Mountie. McClain discloses some of the secrets of the operation but will not tell Gale the name of the ring leader. Gale meets Reynolds and Foster, the rival trappers who are accusing each other, and attempts to restore peace between them Reynolds is shot and wounded and Gale meets Ruth, his daughter, and falls in love with her. Gale learns that a fur buyer is at Twin Oaks and has just made a deal for ll of Reynolds' pelts. Foster, certain those are the pelts recently stolen from his warehouse goes to Twin Oaks and confirms his suspicions. Gale finds out that McClain has been stealing furs from both trappers, thus inciting both men into the present feud. Gale brings them together. Dr. Martin, Twin Oaks only physician, discovers Foster and Reynolds discussing McClain and speculating who the higher-up can be. It be him and he shoots both men. The wounded trappers are found by Gale, who also finds a string of wild doves recently killed by a hunter and some empty cartridges. He traces the evidence to Dr. Martin and rides to town to arrest him. But he is met by McClain and his men, who challenge his identity as the Raven. He hides outside his cabin and arrest McClain and his men when they show up to kill him. Pretending to be wounded, Gale stumbles into Martin's office and finds the gun which was used to shoot the two trappers. Dr. Martin and McClain are sent to the Mountie headquarters, while Gale remains behind to claim Ruth for his bride.