Snow (disambiguation)

Camisado (2014)

Actors: Bill Gallentine (writer), Bill Gallentine (director), Bill Gallentine (actor), Bill Gallentine (producer), Eric L. Epps (editor), Eric L. Epps (actor), Eric L. Epps (producer), Destiny Laskowski (actor), Destiny Laskowski (writer), Destiny Laskowski (writer), Nathan Borton (actor), Shannon Gallentine (actor), Adam Dettman (actor), Sarah Day (actor), Olivia Conkrite (actor),

True Justice (2010)

Actors: Steven Seagal (producer), Benjamin Sacks (producer), Steven Seagal (actor), Darren Shahlavi (actor), Steve Bacic (actor), Gil Bellows (actor), Phillip B. Goldfine (producer), Ian Tracey (actor), Mackenzie Gray (actor), Lochlyn Munro (actor), Ty Olsson (actor), Adrian Holmes (actor), Zak Santiago (actor), Steven Seagal (writer), Martin Cummins (actor),

River City Dead (2010)

Actors: Sam Qualiana (producer), Daniel Lee Perea (writer), Daniel Lee Perea (director), Rex Harsin (producer), Daniel Lee Perea (editor), Steve Nguyen (producer), Joey Paul Gowdy (actor), Joey Paul Gowdy (producer), Johnny McPhail (actor), Laura Warner (producer), Laura Warner (actress), Duane P. Craig (miscellaneous crew), Duane P. Craig (miscellaneous crew), Sabrina Hawkins (actress), Montana Byrd (actress),

Plot: Hard-boiled detective Dodge Dakota fights crime in River City. But when the notorious Fourth Reich crime gang hatch a new plot, can Dodge stop them? Who is the mysterious woman from his past? Will the dead walk the earth again? River City Dead takes one part noir film, one part comic book, and one part exploitation horror movie, and mixes them together in a delightful cocktail of fun!

The Way of War (2009)

Actors: Todd Williams (producer), J.K. Simmons (actor), Richard Salvatore (producer), Bobby Lashley (actor), Mark Joy (producer), Cuba Gooding Jr. (actor), Geraldine Glenn (actress), Mark Joy (actor), David Jensen (actor), Clarence Williams III (actor), Edrick Browne (actor), David E. Ornston (producer), John Terry (actor), Mona Coulter (miscellaneous crew), Vince Canlas (actor),

Plot: Paramilitary operative David Wolfe stumbles upon an international conspiracy connecting presidential cabinet members to a Middle Eastern terrorist plot. Wanting to expose the truth, Wolfe defies orders and returns to the US as an army of one fighting for American security and integrity.

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Morning Song Way (2006)

Actors: David Lowe (actor), Catherine Sewell (actress), Salazar (actor), Jeff Anderson (actor), Chris Bookless (actor), Charles Howard Thomas (writer), Charles Howard Thomas (director), Elvus Kishketon Jr. (actor), Betty Jean Cole (editor), Brian Hall (actor), William Brice King (actor), Glenda Bean (actress), Tawnee Rain (actress), Jennifer Redbird (actress), Kathleen B. Dance (producer),

Plot: A young girl witnesses a murder committed by her mother's boyfriend. She testifies against the bad guy and is placed into hiding in the Appalachian Mountains with her great uncle, a Native American Medicine man. Once there she begins to study the ancient healing society traditions of Morning Song Way. She helps to revitalize a small Native American community until the bad guy comes after her.

Solaris (2002)

Actors: James Cameron (producer), Marc C. Geschwind (miscellaneous crew), Steven Soderbergh (director), John Cho (actor), Steven Soderbergh (editor), Steven Soderbergh (writer), Milena Canonero (costume designer), Ulrich Tukur (actor), Jude S. Walko (actor), Michael Ensign (actor), Elpidia Carrillo (actress), George Clooney (actor), Viola Davis (actress), Jeff Winn (miscellaneous crew), Spooky Stevens (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Dr. Gibarian, part of a team at a space station studying Solaris, makes an urgent and self-described bizarre video request to his friend, civilian psychiatrist Dr. Chris Kelvin, to come to the station to deal with an unspecified phenomenon aboard, that phenomenon with which Chris' experience and background may be able to explain and solve. Chris learns that his trip is sanctioned by the space program as a security force had been sent to the station to investigate, that security team which is now missing. When Chris arrives at the station, he finds only two surviving team members, Drs. Gordon and Snow (Dr. Gibarian committed suicide), who are both acting nervously. Chris also finds two unexpected people there, the first, who Chris only sees fleetingly, being Dr. Gibarian's adolescent son Michael, and the second being Chris' deceased wife, Rheya. Chris and Rheya had a passionate relationship in all its good and bad before she committed suicide. Apparently, these appearances of loved ones of the crew at the station are what Chris has come to investigate. As Chris, Gordon and Snow discuss and argue about what to do, Chris becomes emotionally invested in this vision of his wife, who herself begins to realize she looks like Rheya, acts like Rheya (including having the same feelings for Chris), answers to the name Rheya, but is not really the Rheya that was once Chris' wife.

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China O'Brien II (1990)

Actors: Fred Weintraub (producer), Craig Clyde (writer), Raymond Chow (producer), Cynthia Rothrock (actress), Richard Norton (actor), Billy Blanks (actor), Robert Clouse (director), Robert Clouse (writer), Robert Clouse (producer), Rick Nathanson (producer), Donré Sampson (actor), Cindy Clark (actress), Chris Casamassa (actor), Sandra Weintraub (producer), Toshishiro Obata (actor),

Plot: This time China O'Brien has trouble with a dealer who puts a prize on her head because she had spoiled an important drug deal of his. But all the world's criminals will not be enough to catch up with China O'Brian, one of the masters of the martial arts.

Vamp (1986)

Actors: Grace Jones (actress), Gedde Watanabe (actor), Billy Drago (actor), Donald P. Borchers (writer), Donald P. Borchers (producer), Dedee Pfeiffer (actress), Robert Rusler (actor), Greg Lewis (actor), Betty Pecha Madden (costume designer), Simmy Bow (actor), Ray Zimmerman (miscellaneous crew), Roger Hampton (actor), Jonathan Elias (composer), Ray Ballard (actor), Marc Grossman (editor),

Plot: Two fraternity pledges go to a sleazy bar looking for strippers to entertain their college friends. They have problems with transportation, Biker gangs, and worst of all, the staff of the bar, all of whom seem to be vampires, with Grace Jones playing the head vampire.

Neon Nights (1981)

Actors: Eric Edwards (actor), Jamie Gillis (actor), Cecil Howard (actor), Ashley Moore (actor), Bill Milling (miscellaneous crew), Jake Teague (actor), Cecil Howard (director), Cecil Howard (producer), Cecil Howard (writer), Veronica Hart (actress), Lysa Thatcher (actress), C. Davis Smith (editor), Arcadia Lake (actress), Kandi Barbour (actress), Anne Wolff (producer),