A Single Shot (2013)

Actors: Krista Johnston (miscellaneous crew), Ian Doig (miscellaneous crew), Tony Alcantar (miscellaneous crew), William H. Macy (actor), Jeff Rice (producer), Peter Cummings (miscellaneous crew), W. Earl Brown (actor), Alan C. Peterson (actor), Sam Rockwell (actor), Jeffrey Wright (actor), Jenica Bergere (actress), Jason Isaacs (actor), Ted Levine (actor), Jamie Payton (miscellaneous crew), Grace MacLeod (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: One Chance One Secret One Mistake

Quotes:

[first lines]::John Moon: Shit.

John Moon: I'm right here! I'm right here!

John Moon: I don't wanna a divorce. I just want my family back.

Danny Caldwell Goes to Hell (2010)

Actors: Mark Jeffrey Miller (actor), Maria Olsen (actress), David Alan Graf (actor), Stephanie Drapeau (actress), Chris Dorman (actor), Heather Wynters (actress), Chadbourne Hamblin (actor), Austin Sheeley (writer), Gordon Carmadelle (actor), Casey McClelland (miscellaneous crew), Melissa Izbicki (producer), Casey McClelland (editor), Gary Canavello (actor), Clint Morrison (actor), Ben Lupinetti (director),

Genres: Action, Comedy, Horror, Short,

Blast and Whisper (2010)

Actors: Mathius Mack Gertz (producer), Libertad Green (actress), Greg Coale (actor), William Mortensen Vaughan (writer), Tiffany Ariany (actress), Nora Bauer (actress), Mark Moran (producer), Mark Moran (director), Mark Moran (composer), Stefan Latoure (editor), Mark Moran (writer), Meera Narasimhan (actress), A.J. Faraj (actor), Jacob Canon (actor), Stephanie Rigizadeh (actress),

Plot: When his commitment to refrain from revenge is tested to its bloody limits by a short-fused pagan queen, the middle eastern chieftain Elijah receives in reward a commitment from God: to carry out sentence on the chieftain's enemy in accord with the mere mortal's request, a drought.

Keywords: bible, curse, dove-foundation, drought, elijah, explosion, israel, jezebel, paganism, reference-to-god
Genres: Adventure, Biography, History,
Taglines: Elijah's Story oh man of tardy anger bleed no more: name thy justice; justice shall be thine!

Quotes:

Prince of Omri: I am wronged, as my liver is wronged!

Runaway Slave (2008)

Actors: Damiyr Shuford (actor), Sean Sawyer (producer), Sean Sawyer (director), Sean Sawyer (actor), Jalen William Desmond (actor), Monique Sawyer (actress), Monique Sawyer (producer), Zene Coley (actor), Luke Sawyer (actor), Eren Moore (producer), Evan Stulberger (editor), Venus Francois (actress), Zene (actor), Jamal Campbell (actor), Carl Irick (actor),

Plot: "Runaway Slave" is a coming of age short film, set back in the 1800s at the ripe end of slavery. As the film opens we meet Obadiah, a seventeen year old slave boy, along with his family who has just learned that President Abraham Lincoln has signed the Emancipation Proclamation freeing blacks from slavery. Obadiah's attitude towards this freedom soon changes from joy, to confusion, and then finally rejection - "What if nothing good comes of this freedom?" Frightened of the change this freedom will bring his family and his people, Obadiah must decide whether he will remain in a prison of fear or embrace the future with hope and courage.

Genres: Drama, Short,

The Work and the Glory III: A House Divided (2006)

Actors: Raphael Sbarge (actor), Danny Nelson (actor), Sam Cardon (composer), Brenda Strong (actress), Michael Bowen (actor), Suzanne Bingham (miscellaneous crew), Andy Stahl (actor), Eric Johnson (actor), Fenton Quinn (miscellaneous crew), Meredith Salenger (actress), Stephen L. Johnson (editor), Jonathan Scarfe (actor), Sam Hennings (actor), R.D. Call (actor), Andrew Bowen (actor),

Plot: Joshua Steed returns to Missouri a wealthy man with a beautiful wife; however, the past has a way of catching up. Soon Joshua is tangled in a web of rumors, deception and betrayal that threatens to tear his family apart. Back in Kirtland, financial trouble riddles the foundations of the fledgling Church causing a division, and questioning of the Prophet Joseph Smith's divine calling. Has he lost his prophetic gift? Hundreds of Saints immigrate to Missouri, where Governor Boggs raises an army - with Joshua at its head - to address the "Mormon Problem." When the militia receives orders to attack the Mormon settlement, only Joshua can save his family from the gathering mob.

Keywords: 1830s, 19th-century, bank, banking, baptism, based-on-novel, brother-brother-relationship, businessman, church, crisis
Genres: Drama, Western,

A Cock and Bull Story (2005)

Actors: Gillian Anderson (actress), Shirley Henderson (actress), Steve Coogan (actor), Rob Brydon (actor), Steve Coogan (actor), Ronni Ancona (actress), David Walliams (actor), Steve Coogan (actor), Mark Williams (actor), Stephen Fry (actor), Stephen Fry (actor), Rob Brydon (actor), Ian Hart (actor), Henry Normal (producer), Jack Shepherd (actor),

Plot: Two actors, as their make up is applied, talk about the size of their parts. Then into the film: Laurence Sterne's unfilmable novel, Tristram Shandy, a fictive autobiography wherein the narrator, interrupted constantly, takes the entire story to be born. The film tracks between "Shandy" and behind the scenes. Size matters: parts, egos, shoes, noses. The lead's girlfriend, with their infant son, is up from London for the night, wanting sex; interruptions are constant. Scenes are shot, re-shot, and discarded. The purpose of the project is elusive. Fathers and sons; men and women; cocks and bulls. Life is amorphous, too full and too rich to be captured in one narrative.

Keywords: actor-playing-himself, assistant, baby, based-on-novel, battle, boots, breaking-the-fourth-wall, child-nudity, circumcision, diaper
Genres: Comedy, Drama,
Taglines: Because everyone loves an accurate period piece. He's About To Play The Role Of His Life.

Quotes:

Jennie: 'Fear Eats The Soul,' there's more truth in that title than most whole films.

Tony Wilson: Why "Tristram Shandy"? This is the book that many people said is unfilmable.::Steve Coogan: I think that's the attraction. "Tristram Shandy" was a post-modern classic written before there was any modernism to be post about. So it was way ahead of its time and, in fact, for those who haven't heard of it, it was actually listed as number eight on the Observer's top 100 books of all time.::Tony Wilson: That was a *chronological* list.

Rob Brydon: [Rob shows Steve his teeth] What do you think? Have a look at the color.::Steve Coogan: I saw the color the last time I looked. It registered.::Rob Brydon: It's what they call "not white." What color would you call it?::Steve Coogan: I would, I'd concur with "not white." I'd go further.::Rob Brydon: I mean, it's not yellow.::Steve Coogan: I, you know, I mean, there's a sliding scale, isn't there, you know.::Rob Brydon: Hint of yellow.::Steve Coogan: I think you're closest to...::Rob Brydon: Barley meadow. Tuscan sunset.::Steve Coogan: You're getting laughs, but it's not making your teeth look any better.

Steve Coogan: [Steve is hanging upside down in the model womb] How about filming the other way around, the right way up, and then just flip the image?::Leo: Well, maybe, but I'd have to have a word with Mark about that. I mean, I think he wanted the realism.::Steve Coogan: He wants realism?::Leo: Yeah.::Steve Coogan: Yeah, I'm a grown man, talking to the camera, in a fucking womb!

Steve Coogan: Do you know there's a good Groucho Marx story about, see, he meets a woman with seven children and says "Why've you got seven kids?" and she says "Because I love my husband." And he says, "Well, I love my cigar, but I take it out now and again."

Steve Coogan: Given that the story's about Walter's love for his son, I really think that Walter should be there at the birth.::Joe: It's the 18th Century. Men just didn't do that. You're a 21st Century man, but Walter can't be.::Steve Coogan: He talks to the fucking camera. He can be emotional. If you saw Walter for an instant holding the baby in his arms, then you would forgive him all his flaws.::Joe: Yeah, but it would look terrible. It'd be like the scene in Robin Hood where Kevin Costner delivers a baby.::Steve Coogan: Because he's got a stupid mullet haircut.

Rob Brydon: [Rob shows Steve his teeth] What do you think? I've had them done.::Steve Coogan: I know you have.::Rob Brydon: What do you think? Feel that one. There's no crevice. Feel it.::Steve Coogan: Don't ask me to feel your teeth.::Rob Brydon: Just close your eyes and feel it.::Steve Coogan: No. It's your fucking teeth. Christ!::Rob Brydon: What is the matter with you? You've got such a thing about, whenever there's a hint of something gay, you immediately...::Steve Coogan: What? This has nothing to do with "gay". I'm very cautious.::Rob Brydon: That's what it is. You don't want to touch another man's teeth, because you're worried you might be attracted to me. Just touch my teeth.

Steve Coogan: I've got to be able to kick and stretch. That's what foeti do.::Leo: Yeah, but not when they're full term.::Steve Coogan: He wants realism. Yeah. I'm a grown man, talking to the camera, in a womb.

Rob Brydon: The thing is, I can't act...::Steve Coogan: I know that.::Rob Brydon: ...with Gillian Anderson. I have a sexual thing for Gillian Anderson.

Tristram Shandy: That is a child actor, pretending to be me. I'll be able to play myself later. I think I could probably get away with being eighteen, nineteen. Until then, I'll be played by a series of child actors. This was the best of a bad bunch.

Dr. Shock's Tales of Terror (2003)

Actors: Tom Madigan (actor), Tom Madigan (editor), Douglas Agosti (actor), Douglas Agosti (actor), Douglas Agosti (producer), Douglas Agosti (actor), Douglas Agosti (director), Douglas Agosti (editor), Douglas Agosti (actor), Douglas Agosti (writer), Lance Otto Smith (director), Lance Otto Smith (actor), Lance Otto Smith (producer), Lance Otto Smith (actor), Lance Otto Smith (actor),

Genres: Horror,

Hot Wax Zombies on Wheels (1999)

Actors: Jon Briddell (actor), Nils Allen Stewart (miscellaneous crew), Nils Allen Stewart (actor), John Gilbert (actor), Kenn Kashima (editor), Judith Williams (miscellaneous crew), Jennifer Marks (actress), Gwen Somers (actress), Paul LeClair (actor), Mario F. de la Vega (miscellaneous crew), John Michael Vaughn (actor), Catherine Brewton (actress), Joe Babicki (actor), Ed Herbstman (actor), Bill Blum (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Horror,
Taglines: Prepare For No Hair!

Across the River (1965)

Actors: Charles Gross (composer), Robert F. Simon (actor), Lou Gilbert (actor), Lou Polan (actor), Archie Smith (actor), Edwin Sherin (writer), Pat Follmer (editor), Stefan Sharff (producer), Stefan Sharff (writer), Stefan Sharff (director), Kay Doubleday (actress), Slavko Novytsky (actor), Samuel J. McCurry (actor),

Genres: Drama,

Dragonwyck (1946)

Actors: Thomas Martin (actor), Robert Malcolm (actor), Henry Hebert (actor), Robert 'Buzz' Henry (actor), Boyd Irwin (actor), Pierce Lyden (actor), Ted Jordan (actor), Walter Baldwin (actor), Trevor Bardette (actor), Clancy Cooper (actor), Arthur Aylesworth (actor), Keith Hitchcock (actor), Tom Fadden (actor), Walter Huston (actor), Harry Morgan (actor),

Plot: In 1844, farmer's daughter Miranda Wells is invited by Nicholas Van Ryn, distant relation, to live in his mansion as companion to his daughter. Arriving in high hopes, Miranda finds the Van Ryns a bit strange. The parents barely know daughter Katrine; Nicholas faces a revolt of his tenant farmers; the servants hint darkly of curses and visitations. And what does Nicholas really do up in his tower room?

Keywords: 1840s, 19th-century, aristocrat, arrogance, atheist, attic, ball, balls, based-on-novel, bible
Genres: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller,
Taglines: DANGEROUSLY She dared to LOVE! (original ad - all caps) Secret thoughts... That led to secret love... That led to rapture and terror!

Quotes:

Johanna Van Ryn: You can't imagine what it's like to be sick in this miserable, drab house.::Nicholas Van Ryn: I can't imagine that Dragonwyck could be either miserable or drab except to those who reflect misery or drabness within themselves.

Miranda Wells: But there's everything here you could possibly want!::Ephraim Wells: Everything is what no man should ever want.

Johanna Van Ryn: What can you possibly do up there?::Nicholas Van Ryn: Possibly? Anything from pinning butterflies to hiding an insane twin brother. Actually, I read. I hope that my explanation satisfies you?

Nicholas Van Ryn: But I will not live by ordinary standards. I will not run with the pack. I will not be chained into a routine of living which is the same for others. I will not look to the ground and move on the ground with the rest: so long as there are those mountaintops, and clouds, and limitless space.

Magda: You like it here?::Miranda Wells: [defensive] Of *course* I do!::Magda: Of course you do. You like being waited on - I could see tonight it was your first time. You like peaches out of season. You like the feel of silk sheets against your young body... And one day you'll wish with all your heart you'd never come to Dragonwyck!

Miranda Wells: The breeze feels wonderful against my face.::Nicholas Van Ryn: The breeze must feel wonderful indeed with a face as beautiful as yours against it.

Ephraim Wells: There's something peculiar about a man who orders supper someplace when he's someplace else! How did he know what I wanted to eat?::Miranda Wells: But there's everything here that you could possibly want.::Ephraim Wells: Everything is what no man should ever want!

Magda: [to Miranda] You mustn't take me seriously, Miss. No one ever does.

Nicholas Van Ryn: [to Miranda] To my wife promptness at meals is the greatest human virtue.

Abigail Wells: [talking about Miranda] Sometimes when a woman's unhappy, she just can't talk about it, Ephraim.::Ephraim Wells: Are you gonna tell me it's a man? What man I'd like to know? She's given frostbite to every mother's son in the country.::Abigail Wells: Perhaps the right man hasn't come along.::Ephraim Wells: No, she won't find find him with her nose in the air, wanting what she can't get! A woman oughta get a man first and then want him!