Weir Group

Monsters Vs. Cops (2010)

Actors: Patrick A. Prejusa (composer), Dina B. (actress), Patrick A. Prejusa (editor), Patrick A. Prejusa (director), Patrick A. Prejusa (writer), Patrick A. Prejusa (actor), Patrick A. Prejusa (producer), Charlie Huffman (actor), Richard Gaither (actor), Ron Rice (actor), Kimberly Parker (actress), Brandon White (actor), Mark Holcomb (actor), Andrew Johnson (actor), Chris Plouffe (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi, Short,

Monster Cops: Shadow Company (2008)

Actors: Patrick A. Prejusa (director), Patrick A. Prejusa (writer), Patrick A. Prejusa (producer), Patrick A. Prejusa (composer), Patrick A. Prejusa (editor), Patrick A. Prejusa (actor), Kerry Cashion (actress), Danielle Motley (actress), Richard Gaither (actor), Brandon White (actor), Brandon White (producer), Greg Romeo (actor), David G. Holland (actor), Mark Holcomb (producer), Mark Holcomb (actor),

Plot: The team falls into a slight depression as lead agent Cutter seems to be "Missing Things" due to unresolved issues with the death of his wife. Carl gets Weir obsessed with a conspiracy theory concerning The Mothman. Greenly's psychic powers come into question when she develops her own obsessions with the conspiracy surrounding the death of Tupac Shakur. Bryce attempts to cheer everyone up with a "smiley face sticker" campaign, and all the while the team has to deal with a Werewolf hunt, a zombie attack, and a Vampire who likes to set traps. Also, learn how to kill Vampires and Zombies using the MKX300 weapon.

Keywords: military, swat, tupac-shakur, vampire, zombie
Genres: Action, Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi, Short,

Botched (2006)

Actors: Paul Dupree (director), Paul Dupree (actor), Paul Dupree (writer), Paul Dupree (editor), David Dubree (composer), David Dubree (actor), David Dubree (producer), Jamie Miller (miscellaneous crew), Jamie Miller (actor), Robert Josey (actor), Eric Cheek (actor), Bob Carpentieri (actor), Ethan Cusson (actor), Johny Mendoza (actor), Paul Ritchey (actor),

Plot: Five elite criminals are hired to pull off a simple kidnapping. The job goes through without a hitch, but they underestimate there victim. After one of the kidnappers makes a fatal error the tables are turned and now the hostage becomes the hunter. She must now out smart the best of the best in order to survive.

Genres: Action, Crime, Short, Thriller,

The Shooting Party (1985)

Actors: Richard Leech (actor), John Gielgud (actor), John Scott (composer), Gordon Jackson (actor), Edward Fox (actor), James Mason (actor), Robert Hardy (actor), Aharon Ipalé (actor), Rupert Frazer (actor), Rupert Frazer (actor), Jack May (actor), Thomas Heathcote (actor), Tom Reeve (miscellaneous crew), Barry Jackson (actor), Peter Davies (editor),

Plot: Autumn, 1913: on the eve of the Great War, a small party of lords and ladies gather at the Hertfordshire estate of Sir Randolph Nettleby. A code of propriety governs all: dress, breakfast, relations with the estate's peasants, courtship, shooting, adultery. Lionel Stephens, who is courting Sir Randolph's daughter, gets into a shooting competition with Lord Gilbert Hartlip; Lord Gilbert's wife carries on discreet affairs; a pamphleteer circles the estate calling for no more killing, and Sir Robert's grandson hopes to protect a wild duck he's befriended. A way of life is ending: Lord Gilbert's violation of the gentlemen's code suggests internal rot as the real world presses in.

Keywords: 1910s, accidental-shooting, animal-activist, animal-rights, autumn, banquet, based-on-novel, bird-hunting, class-differences, costume-party
Genres: Drama, Romance,

Quotes:

[an animal rights protester has just disrupted the shooting]::Sir Randolph Nettleby: This is a very well produced pamphlet. Where do you get a thing like this printed? Is it expensive? You don't mind my asking you?::Cornelius Cardew: Oh no, not at all. I know a very good printer in Dorking, just near where I live. An excellent man of anarchistic views. He gives me very good rates.::Sir Randolph: Ah, special terms. Hmm. He wouldn't give me such good ones, I suppose.::Cardew: Are you a pamphleteer too, sir?::Sir Randolph: Well, I was thinking of making a sort of foray in that direction.::Cardew: A polemic, would you say?::Sir Randolph: Yes, I think that's the right word.::Cardew: Would you call it a *diatribe*?::Sir Randolph: Yes, I [chuckle] could call it a diatribe.::Cardew: The Ruin of Rural England - A Diatribe::Sir Randolph: Precisely. I don't think we should continue our discussion here... my fellow murderers are rather hot blooded.

Count Tibor Rakassyi: [Aloud to all at the table] Do you hear that, duck? [Rhetorically to the duck] If you're out there on the last day flying over me, I can tell you, you haven't a hope. Bang, bang, and it will all be over! [laughter from the diners]::Osbert Nettleby: If you kill her, I will kill you!::Ellen: [Shocked] Osbert!::Count Tibor Rakassyi: Oh, you will, will you? How do you propose to do that, may I ask?::Osbert Nettleby: I will kill you by prayer. [Additional laughter from dinner guests]

Lady Aline Hartlip: Why are you smiling?::Sir Randolph Nettleby: [Introspectively] I can't imagine... except that... sometimes when my thoughts about the future are particularly gloomy, I find myself feeling more and more light-hearted.

Lady Minnie Nettleby: [to Lady Hartlip] I've always thought your taste in men more Ibsenite than Chekhovian.

Lord Gilbert Hartlip: [to Lady Hartlip] It's quite usual for men to have distractions that don't affect their wives.

Sir Randolph Nettleby: [Understatingly] You don't approve of our sport, I fear.::Cornelius Cardew: It's not my idea of sport! It's my idea of murder!

Lord Bob Lilburn: If the land-owning class goes, everything goes!

Osbert Nettleby: I will kill you with prayer.