The Sad Slasher: Corpse Art (2013)

Actors: Worm Miller (director), Worm Miller (writer), Yuri Alves (editor), Jennifer Lyons (actress), Patrick Casey (producer), Patrick Casey (writer), Anthony Deptula (actor), Anthony Deptula (producer), Keri Picolla (producer), Tony Denman (actor), Ryan Mirvis (actor), Matt Sell (miscellaneous crew), Ryan Bailey (actor), Rob Goldman (miscellaneous crew), Jack Ho (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Short,
Taglines: Tricking the final victim of your killing spree into stumbling across the corpses of her friends isn't as easy as it looks.

The Sad Slasher: Missed Connections (2013)

Actors: Worm Miller (director), Yuri Alves (editor), Patrick Casey (writer), Patrick Casey (actor), Patrick Casey (producer), Anthony Deptula (producer), Keri Picolla (producer), Tony Denman (actor), Ryan Mirvis (actor), Ryan Bailey (actor), Travis Harmon (actor), Matt Sell (miscellaneous crew), Laura Waters (actress), Rob Goldman (miscellaneous crew), Melisa Verdugo (actress),

Genres: Comedy, Short,

The Sad Slasher: Setting the Mood (2013)

Actors: Worm Miller (writer), Worm Miller (director), Yuri Alves (editor), Patrick Casey (writer), Patrick Casey (producer), Anthony Deptula (producer), Patrick Cavanaugh (actor), Keri Picolla (producer), Tony Denman (actor), Helen Soraya (actress), Ryan Mirvis (actor), Matt Sell (miscellaneous crew), Ryan Bailey (actor), Rob Goldman (miscellaneous crew), Brian J. Casey (composer),

Genres: Comedy, Short,
Taglines: The Sad Slasher likes to murder attractive couples while they're having sex. Murder is the easy part, it's getting them in the mood for sex that's difficult!

Brother Joseph and the Grotto (2013)

Actors: Cliff Vaughn (producer), Cliff Vaughn (director), Cliff Vaughn (editor), Cliff Vaughn (writer), Brad Halverson (composer), Owen Reid (actor), Brian Kaylor (producer), Owen Reid (actor), Carol Ann Vaughn Cross (producer), Mike Reid (actor), Norma Baker Gabhart (actor),

Plot: 'Brother Joseph and the Grotto' tells the 'true fairy tale' of Brother Joseph, the tiny Bavarian hunchback monk who built Ave Maria Grotto, a miniature city of recycled materials in the Alabama woods. Brother Joseph had a stepmother, took a long journey, got a new name, conducted a superhuman feat, lived in the woods, was 'protected' by a godmother, and more -- all features of classic fairy tales, which is why this documentary is framed as one and constructed of interviews, re-enactments, voluminous archival footage and storybook illustrations.

Genres: Biography, Documentary, Fantasy, History,

Sedna of the Sea (2012)

Actors: Scott Radnor (producer), Scott Radnor (director), Scott Radnor (editor), Jo Blake-Cave (actor), Jo Blake-Cave (writer),

Plot: In the depths of the sea hide unknown passions. An ancient story of sea, skeletons, sacrifice, loss, love and life, re-presented for modern times. Sedna of the Sea is a short magic realist film of the traditional Inuit folktale 'The Skeleton Woman'. Operating like a dream, it mixes film, stop-frame and digital animation, drama and direct storytelling; taking you on a fantastic and horrifying journey. Told by one of the UK's leading professional oral storytellers Jo Blake-Cave. It is produced by The Monologues Project; a collaborative project between ancient and modern methods of storytelling to create original, innovative, compelling Story-Films for adults not kids.

Genres: Drama, Short,

Firebear Called Them Faith Healers (2009)

Actors: Kelvin Redvers (editor), Kelvin Redvers (director), Kelvin Redvers (producer), Rhonda Dent (producer), Alexandra Staseson (actress), Richard Van Camp (writer), Colin Van Loon (actor), Roger Currie (actor), Christine Clarke (actress), Michaela Fraser (actress), Joe Farley (actor), Katerina Bateman (actor),

Plot: Have you ever had an experience that blurred the lines of dreams and reality? Firebear Bear Called Them Faith Healers has not scenes, or locations, rather six people, that stand and tell you of the man haunting your dreams and your life. Based on real life experiences.

Keywords: native-american, student-film
Genres: Drama, Short,

Charlatan (2005)

Actors: Justin Zangerle (editor), Scott Ivers (writer), Scott Ivers (director), Drew Hudgins (composer), Greg Udolph (producer), Kate Allen (actress), Kate Allen (producer), Greg Udolph (actor), Brandon Goldberg (miscellaneous crew), Thomas Brammell (actor), Steve Casper (actor), Tara Lewis (producer), Andrew Riester (writer), Jake Blumenau (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Short, Western,
Taglines: A poker face can tell a whole story, so be sure to read your opponent carefully.

Lunker Lake (1997)

Actors: Steve Dorff (composer), Wilford Brimley (actor), Robert Costanzo (actor), Craig Haffner (producer), Edgar Burcksen (editor), Bo Hopkins (actor), Tracy Young (miscellaneous crew), Tommy Barnes (actor), Kenneth Mancebo (miscellaneous crew), Brad Wilson (producer), Coke Sams (writer), Glen Tedham (miscellaneous crew), Rickey Boyd (miscellaneous crew), Bruce Arntson (writer), Tony Higgins (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Family,

Cinderella... Frozen in Time (1994)

Actors: Lloyd Bridges (actor), Dorothy Hamill (actress), Dean Pitchford (writer), Catherine Foulkes (actress), Andrew Naylor (actor), F. Scott Driscoll (actor), Sterling Johnson (director),

Genres: ,

Dial M for Murder (1954)

Actors: Dimitri Tiomkin (composer), Ray Milland (actor), Alfred Hitchcock (producer), Grace Kelly (actress), Harold Miller (actor), Martin Milner (actor), Bess Flowers (actress), Patrick Allen (actor), Forbes Murray (actor), Anthony Dawson (actor), Robert Cummings (actor), Sam Harris (actor), Alfred Hitchcock (actor), Robin Hughes (actor), Alfred Hitchcock (director),

Plot: In London, wealthy Margot Mary Wendice had a brief love affair with the American writer Mark Halliday while her husband and professional tennis player Tony Wendice was on a tennis tour. Tony quits playing to dedicate to his wife and finds a regular job. She decides to give him a second chance for their marriage. When Mark arrives from America to visit the couple, Margot tells him that she had destroyed all his letters but one that was stolen. Subsequently she was blackmailed, but she had never retrieved the stolen letter. Tony arrives home, claims that he needs to work and asks Margot to go with Mark to the theater. Meanwhile Tony calls Captain Lesgate (aka Charles Alexander Swann who studied with him at college) and blackmails him to murder his wife, so that he can inherit her fortune. But there is no perfect crime, and things do not work as planned.

Keywords: 1950s, 3-dimensional, adultery, alias, alibi, american-abroad, american-in-the-uk, apartment, aspirin, attache-case-full-of-money
Genres: Crime, Thriller,
Taglines: Kiss By Kiss...Supreme Suspense Unfurls! If a woman answers...hang on for dear life! Murder calling in 3D! (1978 re-release) It Holds You Spellbound with Suspense! Is this the man she was waiting for... or the man who was waiting for her? "...is that you, darling?"

Quotes:

C.A. Swan: Smart, aren't you?::Tony Wendice: No, not really. I've just had time to think things out. Put myself in your position. That's why I know you're going to agree.::C.A. Swan: What makes you think I'll agree?::Tony Wendice: For the same reason that a donkey with a stick behind him and a carrot in front always goes forwards and not backwards.::C.A. Swan: Tell me about the carrot.

Tony Wendice: [on the phone with Margot] I'm so glad we don't have to go to Maureen's; she's such a filthy cook.

Mark Halliday: What is all this?::Chief Insp. Hubbard: They talk about flat-footed policemen. May the saints protect us from the gifted amateur.

Margot Mary Wendice: How long have you known this?::Chief Insp. Hubbard: Did you suspect it yourself?::Margot Mary Wendice: No, never. And yet... What's the matter with me, Mark? I don't seem able to feel anything.

Chief Insp. Hubbard: [Detective Pearson is about to leave with Mrs. Wendice's small purse around his wrist] Oh, wait a minute, you clot; you can't walk down the street like that - you, you'll be arrested!

Chief Insp. Hubbard: [to Mark and Margot] Mind you, even I didn't guess that at once... extraordinary.

[first lines]::Margot Mary Wendice: let me get you another drink. Mark, before Tony comes I ought to explain something.::Mark Halliday: Yes, I've been waiting for that.::Margot Mary Wendice: I haven't told him anything about us.

Margot Mary Wendice: Oh, there you are. We thought you were never coming. What have you been up to?::Tony Wendice: I'm sorry darling, but the boss came in just as I was leaving.::Margot Mary Wendice: Tony, this is Mark Halliday.::Tony Wendice: Hello Mark.::Mark Halliday: Hello.

Tony Wendice: [to Mark] People don't commit murder on credit.

Tony Wendice: How do you go about writing a detective story?::Mark Halliday: Well, you forget detection and concentrate on crime. Crime's the thing. And then you imagine you're going to steal something or murder somebody.::Tony Wendice: Oh, is that how you do it? It's interesting.::Mark Halliday: Yes, I usually put myself in the criminal's shoes and then I keep asking myself, uh, what do I do next?::Margot Mary Wendice: Do you really believe in the perfect murder?::Mark Halliday: Mmm, yes, absolutely. On paper, that is. And I think I could, uh, plan one better than most people; but I doubt if I could carry it out.::Tony Wendice: Oh? Why not?::Mark Halliday: Well, because in stories things usually turn out the way the author wants them to; and in real life they don't... always.::Tony Wendice: Hmm.::Mark Halliday: No, I'm afraid my murders would be something like my bridge: I'd make some stupid mistake and never realize it until I found everybody was looking at me.