Assassins' Code (2011)

Director: Lawrence Riggins.
Writers: Lawrence Riggins, David W. Smith.

Stars: Julian Lee, Min-su Choi, John Savage, Martin Kove, Christopher Atkins, Richard Moll, Kirk Baltz, Tiffany Yee, Lindsay MacFarland, Inana RothKatz, Jessica Rizo, Eileen Barker, Elizabeth Rose, Tedd Taskey, Wesley Allan Barry.

A hero with a shadowy past... A merciless opponent... A doomsday weapon... When a corporate assassination forces a disbanded military squad to converge on a U.S. city, ruthless spies from three nations struggle to retrieve a high-tech computer disk containing schematics for a powerful missile. To hide from his past sins as a government assassin, former agent Paul Thorn withdrew to an anonymous quiet life. When a dying associate delivers plans for a lethal technological secret a long list of people on both sides of the law struggle to gain control and Thorn is drawn back into the deadly world of international espionage where he is forced to battle North Korean agent Karl Kim, a long-time nemesis whose sense of honor and desire for revenge over shadow his duty to obtain the disk. Serpent Rising is a fast paced action thriller where nothing is as it seems, betrayal is the standard, and lives are expendable, written by Tri-M Entertainment (imdb.com).

In Her Defense (1999)

Director: Sidney J. Furie.
Writers: Marc Lynn, Jeffrey M. Rosenbaum.

Stars: Marlee Matlin, Daniel Pilon, Michael Dudikoff, Sophie Lorain, David Attis, Stephen Morgan, Robbie O'Neill, Doug Sutherland, John Ball, Rob Pinnock, Robert A. Doherty, Maurice Arsenault, Jane Barry, Renée Cayes, Eric Thériault.

Lawyer Andrew Garfield has a love affair with Jane, a deaf woman. A day when Jane's husband comes home early and catches them, Andrew shoots him. The police think Jane killed her husband and wants Andrew to defend her in court. Now he has to defend her, without drawing suspicion upon himself, and at the same time, this may be the big case he needs to improve his career, written by Calle (imdb.com).

Trigger Man (2007)

Director: Ti West.
Writer: Ti West.

Stars: Reggie Cunningham, Ray Sullivan, Sean Reid, Heather Robb, James Felix McKenney, Larry Fessenden , Daniel Mazikowski, Seth Abrams, Graham Reznick.

Inspired by true events...The story of three hunters who mysteriously became the hunted.

T.K.O. (2007)

Director: Declan Mulvey.
Writers: Christopher Curran, Joe Miale, Declan Mulvey.

In the city where image is everything, the criminal underworld holds a fight tournament where legends are born, and the men who own them rule the streets.

Target (2004)

Director: William Webb.
Writer: Jim Makichuk.

Stars: Stephen Baldwin, Deborah Worthing, Steffani Brass, Rory Charles Thost, Jeffrey Johnson, James Russo, Debra Wilson, Yorgo Constantine, Igor Jijikine, Inna Swann, Steven Mattila, Peeter Vilms, Mio Deckala, Matt Skollar, Romina Di Lella.

U.S. Army sniper Charlie Snow finds himself at the other end of the crosshairs when the brother of an Eastern European arms dealer whom he killed decides to take vengeance on Charlie and his family in L.A.

Rx (2005)

Director: Ariel Vromen.
Writers: Morgan Land, Ariel Vromen.

Stars: Eric Balfour, Colin Hanks, Lauren German, Danny Pino, Lulu Molina, Alan Tudyk, Ori Pfeffer, Adrian DeLira, Jacob Duran, Kei Kei Cadena, Arturo Portillo, Hector Radela, Alexandra Magallanes, Michael Baldonado, Rudy Perez.

A true talent, up-and-comer Ariel Vromen brings to the screen a visually alluring and emotionally charged first feature. With a cast of gifted young actors, Vromen delves into the darker side of the party to reveal that life can change indefinitely when decisions are made with love and friendship on the line. Andrew, Melissa and Jonny are friends in the prime of their lives. But when the real life weight of family misfortune becomes too much for Andrew to bear, he makes a desperately naive decision. What is meant to be a weekend party across the border soon becomes a heartbreaking journey that tests the boundaries of companionship, romantic love and personal ethics. Beautifully composed shots and a stellar soundtrack complete this package, lending Vromen's dark yet moving coming-of-age story a hip edge and resonating style, written by Anonymous (imdb.com).

No Turning Back (2001)

Directors: Julia Montejo, Jesus Nebot.
Writers : Julia Montejo, Jesus Nebot.

Stars: Jesus Nebot, Chelsea Rendon, Vernee Watson, Susan Haskell, Lindsay Price, Robert Vestal, Paul Ganus, Joe Estevez, Paola Bontempi, Kenya Moore, Ken Feinberg, Gage Hunter Bebank, Cindy Benson, Jerry Farmer, Joey Lanai.

Mexican English teacher Pablo Fernandez seeks a better life for himself and his spoiled daughter Christina (5) after losing his wife in a hurricane. Pablo becomes a tomato picker as illegal immigrant in California. While driving his illegal employer Charlie's truck, he accidentally runs over Dinah Knightly (6), who later dies. Dumb, arrogant detective Bryant and brighter but superstitious rookie Steven Lightning investigate and set chase. Petty would be-TV reporter Soid finds out first and blackmails Pablo to take her along fleeing to Mexico or she'll report him. The Fernandez's make it to Canada. On the road improvisation gets out of hand, written by KGF Vissers (imdb.com).

Succubus - Hell Bent (2007)

Director: Kim Bass.
Writer : Kim Bass.

Stars: Gary Busey, David Keith, Lorenzo Lamas, R.L. Mann, Kelly Hu, Natalie Denise Sperl ,Jayson Blair, Shawna Marie Nelson, Tim Herzog, Ahna O'Reilly, Yvonne Maverick, Cameron Goodman, Rebekah Brandes, Amber Flamminio, Dean Shelton.

Sometimes what happens at Spring Break doesn't stay at Spring Break... it follows you home.

The Sculptress (2000)

Director: Ian Merrick.
Writer : Ian Merrick.
Stars: Jeff Fahey, Patrick Bauchau, Katie Wright, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Allen Cutler, Vivis Colombetti, Miriam Babin, Katriona Browne, Johanna Falls, Bridget Nelson, Stone Man.

A young artist follows her passion to study at one of the finest art institutes in San Francisco.

Green River (2008)

Director: Sam Taybi.
Writers : Justin Beaupre, Tim Durr and James Fields (writers), Andrew Cappelletti (story)

Stars: Kristina Hughes, Danielle Franke, Bruce Peterson, Robert N. Lee, Darlene Coen, Gary Coen, Jade Seefeldt, Brian Seefeldt, Melanie Seefeldt, Lorri Hustwaite, Bob Borst, Ron Crigler, John Keegan, Perry Nelson, Patrick Ford.

There is no turning back. Whether we trust our friends, others or ourselves our decision determines the fate of the future. Green River's story deals with the agonizing truth of the actions we take in times of crisis, written by Anonymous (imdb.com).

Year of the Gun (1991)

Director: John Frankenheimer.
Writers: Michael Mewshaw (novel), David Ambrose (screenplay).

Stars: Andrew McCarthy, Valeria Golino, Sharon Stone, John Pankow, Mattia Sbragia, George Murcell, Lou Castel, Francesca Prandi, Carla Cassola, Pietro Bontempo, Luigi Di Fiore, Roberto Posse, Thomas Elliot, Darren Modder, Carol Schneider.

David Raybourne is an American journalist covering political news in Italy during the 1970's. He is evolved with the Red Brigades when trying to help a friend (Alison King), who photographed then in action and discover the mafia net is at all levels, written by Michel Rudoy (mdrc(at)hp9000a1.uam.mx) (imdb.com).

The Winner (1996)

Director: Alex Cox.
Writers: Wendy Riss (screenplay), Wendy Riss (play).

Stars: Rebecca De Mornay, Vincent D'Onofrio, Richard Edson, Saverio Guerra, Delroy Lindo, Michael Madsen, Billy Bob Thornton, Frank Whaley, Luis Contreras, Ed Pansullo, Sy Richardson, Craig Vincent, Biff Yeager, Del Zamora, Roger Jennings.

A story about a man who can't seem to do anything but win at the tables in Vegas. This, of course, brings hustlers out of the woodwork intent on using him for financial gain. One of them is the man's brother who, incidentally, is trying to find who it was that killed their father, while still another is a woman who has schemes of her own. Couple all of this with drug kingpins and general thugs and you have a comedy with a fresh twist on surviving in Vegas, written by Bob Stebbins (stebinsbob(at)aol.com) (imdb.com).

Slow Burn (2000)

Director: Rodney Gibbons.
Writer: Terry Abrahamson.

Stars: Pam Grier, Rutger Hauer, Romano Orzari, John Dunn-Hill, Eugene Clark, Serge Houde, Richard Robitaille, Simone-Élise Girard, Frank Schorpion, Sasha Dominique, Linda Smith, Greg Kramer, Noel Burton, Robert Higden, Andrea Sadler.

The murder of the ex-wife of Doctor Sam Charney (Rutger Hauer) leads Detective Della Wilder (Pam Grier) to uncover a series of women's murders somehow linked to a big pharmaceutical company.

The White Raven (1998)

Directors: Jakub Z. Rucinski, Andrew Stevens.
Writers : Michael Blodgett, Michael Blodgett.

Stars: Ron Silver, Joanna Pacula, Roy Scheider, Hannes Jaenicke, Elizabeth Shepherd, Jan Rubes, Jack Recknitz, Doug Lennox, Larry Poindexter, Agnieszka Wagner, Monika Switaj, Jerzy Zydkiewicz, Joanna Kasperska, Wladyslaw Byrdy, Jerry Flynn.

The White Raven is a huge diamond that was used to ransom a young girl from a German concentration camp during the war. When the camp was liberated, the diamond disappeared and the camp commander was imprisoned, but not hung, as he knew the whereabouts of the White Raven. But now he is dying and will only talk to an American journalist by the name of Tully whose grandfather was a sadistic guard at the camp. With different groups looking for the Raven, Tully becomes the key as he must crack the riddle as to the location of the diamond before everyone, including Tully, is eliminated' written by Tony Fontana (tony.fontana(at)spacebbs.com>) (imdb.com).

The Zone (1995)

Director: Barry Zetlin.
Writers : Barry Zetlin and Richard Boehm (story), Anthony Stark and Sean Smith (screenplay).

Stars: Robert Davi, Alexander Godunov, Ben Gazzara, Lara Harris, Patricia Rive, Géza Kaszás, Kathleen Gati, József Székhelyi, Robin Daglish, Károly Korognai, Balázs Galkó , Ákos Sinkó, Tibor Felszeghy, Márta Bakó, Rudolf Varszegi.

Former Gulf War hero Rowdy Welles (Davi) is framed for murder by unscrupulous CIA boss Dick Althorp (Gazzara). As his price of freedom, Welles is ordered to undertake a deadly mission to destroy a nuclear processing plant in a foreign nation, owned by dangerous tyrant Lothar Krasna (Godunov), written by Mark Lennon (imdb.com).

A Table for One (1999)

Director: Ron Senkowski.
Writer: Ron Senkowski.

Stars: Rebecca De Mornay, Michael Rooker, Mark Rolston, Lisa Zane, Shareen Mitchell, Lauren Summers, Adele Yoshioka, Ari Barak, Diane Robin, Peter Dobson, Dale Dye, Keli Daniels, Michael Guerin, Melissa Holbrook, Patrick O'Neal.

Matt Draper is a man who lives two lives. In one, he's a prescription salesman living in a rural country house married to an emotionally withdrawn young woman, named Ruth whom he keeps locked up within the house, as more or less a prisoner. But as Dr. Matt Swan, he regularly commutes to nearby Los Angeles where he's a wealthy pharmacist married to a wealthy socialite named Ariana Harpwood and has two children with her. Neither wife is aware of Matt's double life or his unwillingness to let either one go. When Ruth becomes more unstable when she suspects Matt is cheating on her, she starts a romance with Tom Bernard a married neighbor who moves into the country house just next door. When Matt realizes that Ruth is socializing with people, (against a stern rule he gives her) he plots to get rid of her, unaware that Ruth is plotting to do just likewise, but she's unaware of her new friend Tom's dark secrets, written by Matt Patay(imdb.com).

White Knuckles (2010)

Director: Kevin K. Shah.
Writer: Kevin K. Shah.

Stars: Martie Ashworth, Larry Strauss, Sue Rihr, Kelly McCracken, Marion Kerr, Don Yanan, Karen Teliha, Clyde Tull, Sanjay Madhav, Landall Goolsby, Bubba Dean Rambo.

A sweet career housewife has been married to the same crotchety man for 40 years and she just can't take another day of it. She starts to poison his food - just to see if he might change. When he falls gravely ill, both are awakened to the raw reality of a life or death choice, written by Anonymous (imdb.com).

Daddy's Home (2010)

Director: Justin Price.
Writer : Christina Trevino.

Stars: Christina Trevino, C.H. Morris, Sebastian Trevino, Daniela Somers, Peter Madrigal, Anna Mardiros, Christian Gonzalez, Justin Price, Melinda Cavasos, Klarisha Muniz, Joe Estevez, Scott L. Schwartz, Robert Brown, Charlie Clark, Deanna Grace Congo.

When an elementary school teacher named Angelica gets involved with a newly relocated family, she discovers that they are hiding from more than just a broken marriage. What do you do when Daddy comes home?

Incomplete (2014)

Directors: Charles Farmer Jr., Abe Vilchez-Moran.

Stars: Jaye Taylor, Michael 'Mike Pain' Davidson, Sanura, Donald Porter Jr.

Incomplete is a captivating story of one woman's longing to complete her family through love and desire but unearths an elusive weave of deception. It's a riveting tale of trust, betrayal and the fine lines that divides when secrets are hidden and shared with strangers.

Carlita's Secret (2004)

Director: George Cotayo.
Writers : J. Ronald Castell (story), Delvin Molden, Daniel Wai Chiu.

Stars: Eva Longoria, Maria Bravo, David Joseph Martinez, Alejandra Gutierrez, Alain Mora, Steve Roth, Andy Sottilare, Ricardo Mandini, Celestin Cornielle, Jimmy Mentis, Javier Chapa, Jon Loina, Ed Casas, Gustavo Flores, Michael Francis.

Carlita's Secret begins with a young girl who unwittingly participates in a drug deal rip off. She goes into hiding from the police and the boyfriend she helped commit the rip off with. After years in hiding she becomes a successful nightclub performer under an assumed name. When a relentless detective reopens the investigation, Carlita is threatened with exposure. Will she run, or confront the ghosts from her past? written by Det Kastell (imdb.com).