Come As You Are (2012)

Actors: Lou Martini Jr. (actor), Jaiden Kaine (actor), Rob Alicea (actor), Rob Alicea (producer), Dimitrius Pulido (actor), James Coker (actor), Wesley Volcy (actor), Michael Wren Gucciardo (actor), Michael Wren Gucciardo (producer), Scott Rocco (composer), Scott Rocco (producer), Scott Rocco (actor), Scott Rocco (writer), Clint Mauro (actor), Robert Leeshock (actor),

Plot: A star high school athlete is shunned by family, friends, and peers after embarking on a journey of musical proportions.

Wicked Karma (2009)

Actors: Tony Longo (actor), Cary Glieberman (actor), Cary Glieberman (producer), Dusty Dukatz (producer), Chris Silva (producer), Chris Silva (writer), Heidemarie Fuentes (producer), Heidemarie Fuentes (actress), Gregory Silva (actor), Samuel Braslau (miscellaneous crew), Will Cary Glieberman (actor),

Between Heaven and Hell (2008)

Actors: Grant James (actor), Dennis O'Neill (producer), Grant James (actor), Dennis O'Neill (actor), Andrew Sensenig (actor), Leo Fabian (actor), Ali Faulkner (producer), Ali Faulkner (actress), Bradley Johnson (actor), Ronn Ausborne (actor), Dana Brumley (actress), Marvin Faulkner (producer), Jennifer Hamorsky (actress), Jason Ward (producer), Marvin Faulkner (actor),

Plot: Mike Taylor is suffering from the grief of his wife passing away when he decides to drink his troubles away at a bar. This poor choice leads him to witness a murder of a call girl and as he struggles to find a way out of the mess he's entangled himself in, he inadvertently places his son in harms way. It's up to Mike to come to grips with his reality, accept his responsibility and to set things straight. But can he do it before the murderer targets his family?

Deep South Wrestling (2006)

Actors: Mike 'The Miz' Mizanin (actor), Nick Patrick (actor), Michelle McCool (actress), Dalip Singh (actor), Bill DeMott (actor), Matthew Kaye (actor), Darren Matthews (actor), Michael Bucci (actor), Mark Canterbury (actor), Matt Bentley (actor), Natalie Neidhart (actress), Claudio Castagnoli (actor), David Heath (actor), Robert Anthony (actor), Andrew Hankinson (actor),

End Game (2003)

Actors: Peter Lalonde (producer), Peter Lalonde (writer), Daniel Newman (actor), Giselle Fernandez (actress), Giselle Fernandez (director), Melanie Smith (actress), Julie Hess (actress), Veronica Gomez (actress), Robert Badduci (actor),

Devil's Harvest (2003)

Actors: David Winters (producer), Brian Blessed (actor), Stuart St. Paul (producer), James Herbert (editor), Julie T. Wallace (actress), Iain Mitchell (editor), David Snow (actor), James Shanks (writer), James Shanks (director), Jonathan Sloman (miscellaneous crew), Philip Hedgecock (editor), Clive Muller (editor), Neil Craske (producer), Carol Kentish (actress), Richard Archer (composer),

Plot: It seems innocent enough. Struggling young artist Daniel King is invited by his childhood friend Natasha, back to the coastal village where they grew up. Natasha has even offered him the use of a house that she has recently acquired. Daniel readily accepts, bringing brushes and unenthusiastic fiancee Laura with him. The moment that the couple reach the house, Daniel races off to meet Natasha, leaving Laura to settle in on her own. There's something not quite right. The house is far colder than it should be, even for this time of year. Strange things start to happen, scaring Laura out of her wits. Daniel soon begins to share Laura's anxieties about the house and an old recurring dream comes back to haunt him. There is some terrible, near forgotten secret from the past tied up with Daniel, Natasha, the house and the sea. But when Daniel chances to hear an old local legend in the village pub, some nonsense about a demon living in the sea who preys on the guilty, the long submerged memories start falling into place. Monstrous events are about to occur at the house; the lives and souls of everyone involved are in danger, threatened by an ancient evil whose time has finally come.

Plaga zombie (1997)

Actors: Hernán Sáez (editor), Hernán Sáez (producer), Berta Muñiz (writer), Pablo Parés (writer), Hernán Sáez (writer), Pablo Parés (director), Hernán Sáez (director), Pablo Parés (editor), Gabriel Grieco (actor), Berta Muñiz (actor), Pablo Parés (actor), Paulo Soria (actor), Hernán Sáez (actor), Berta Muñiz (producer), Pablo Parés (producer),

Thru My Eyes (1995)

Actors: Ken Arnold (actor), Ryan Sands (actor), Kevin Jiggetts (actor), Clifford E. Pulliam (composer), Clifford E. Pulliam (director), Clifford E. Pulliam (editor), Clifford E. Pulliam (producer), Clifford E. Pulliam (writer), Jonathan Pope (actor),

No Way Back (1949)

Actors: John Salew (actor), Derrick De Marney (writer), Derrick De Marney (producer), Renée Glynne (miscellaneous crew), Jack Raine (actor), Terence de Marney (actor), Anthony Valentine (actor), Eleanor Summerfield (actress), Eric Spear (composer), James McKechnie (actor), Thomas Gallagher (actor), Gerald Pring (actor), Gerald Lawson (actor), Dennis Val Norton (actor), Joy Ricardo (costume designer),

Tough As They Come (1942)

Actors: Bernard W. Burton (editor), Paul Kelly (actor), Clarence Muse (actor), George Offerman Jr. (actor), Jack C. Smith (actor), Virginia Brissac (actress), Theresa Harris (actress), Helen Parrish (actress), Ken Goldsmith (producer), Vera West (costume designer), William Nigh (director), Paul E. Burns (actor), Gabriel Dell (actor), John Eldredge (actor), Frank Faylen (actor),

Plot: This entry in Universal's "Dead End Kids and Little Tough Guys" series is minus "The Little Tough Guys" and has only four members of "The Dead End Kids" gang. Consequently, "The Little Tough Guys" are not working for a finance company,and, for that matter, neither are the "Dead End Kids" as a group. Tommy Clark is the only one of the group that includes Pig, aka Albert , Ape and String, gainfully employed in any manner and he is working for a crooked finance company that charges the borrowers 36% interest (compounded) and more, and is constantly repossessing radios, furniture, taxi cabs and anything else the poor people of the slums buy on time payments. Tommy, who went to work for the company because the job paid more than a trainee's job he was offered in the District Attorney's office, finally sees the light and turns "stolen" evidence from the finance company over to the D.A's office.