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Blue Lights
Blue Lights
Based on the novel "Invasion of
the Blue Lights" by Ruth Glick
 

Screenwriter:  Jeff Blyth

Genre:  Family/Sci-Fi/Adventure

 

The summer of 1959, 13 y.o. Aaron Stanley witnesses what he thinks is an aerial battle between two UFOs. The dueling blue lights whiz through the air before crashing to the ground in the nearby forest. Aaron discovers one of the alien ships and meets a shape-shifting alien who identifies himself as a galactic peace officer.  But when Aaron sets out to find the second ship, he’s shocked when its pilot, also claims to be a

galactic peace officer.  Aaron must discern the good alien from the bad one intent on hostile takeover. To make matters worse, they have the power to appear as anyone at anytime. He reluctantly enlists the help of two bullies as well as their usual victims, the school misfits.

 

It’s not just a matter of saving the Earth, it’s personal.  One of them has his mother!

ReanimAssassins
Enter the Dragon meets Re-Animator
 

Screenwriter:  Jayson Crittenden

Genre:  Action/Horror/Comedy 

             

 

Brilliant biologist, Victoria  working for the Department of Defense, succeeds in re-animating a corpse as part of a classified project to save dying soldiers and get them back in the fight.  But her test subject has a plan of his own – to create an army of undead ninjas with a singular mission.

 

 

Southern Hospitality
 

Director:  Michael Kallio

Screenwriter:  Michael Kallio

Genre:  Southern Fried Horror

 

 

Three college boys are on a road trip to Florida for Spring Break vacation when they become stranded in a small backwoods Georgia town populated by biker gangs and under investigation for a series of mysterious disappearances.

 

When two southern belles tempt them to stay the night, it might just be the last night of their lives! Aimee and Erika Barton are very loyal sisters; loyal to each other, to their father and to their men.  The friend-zone is healthier.

Ranger One
Airborne Rangers save the world

Screenwriter:  James WilderHancock

Genre:  Action/SciFi 

​When a U.S. Army Ranger and his family escape invading aliens intent on colonizing the planet, they learn that fleeing Earth is only the beginning of their struggle.

With no space travel experience, they must quickly adapt to the dangers and intricacies of space-station life. Trapped on the moon, they remain helpless while their home planet is ravaged, then terra-formed. However, the space station cannot support them forever and when they return to their-- now alien-- world, their struggle for the future of humanity, and their family, really begins.

Ranger One
Elf Patrol
The world's most secret operators

Screenwriter:  James WilderHancock

Genre:  Action/Fantasy 

The ULTRA Top Secret story of O.L.D. St. Nick

and Team SANTA, the world's oldest and most elite operators, and the 2100 year old

mission brief that saved the world.

The Sandhill Rangers
The first 5 years of the 3rd Ranger Battalion

Screenwriter:  James WilderHancock

Genre:  Drama / Military Biography 

Following operation “Urgent Fury,” in Grenada, the Department of the Army ordered the activation of  a 3rd Ranger Battalion. In April 1984, a small cadre arrived at Fort Benning, Ga., to begin the selection process.

Rangers from all over the world were interviewed, selected and moved to Fort Benning. On October 3, 1984 at York Field, Fort Benning, Ga., the Secretary of the Army, the Honorable John O. Marsh, presented the colors and activated the 75th Ranger Regimental Headquarters and 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment. The activation of the Regimental Headquarters and 3rd Battalion marked the first time since World War II that such a large Ranger force had been activated.

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Rednecks vs. Aliens

Director:  Michael Kallio

Screenwriter:  Michael Kallio

Genre:  SciFi/Comedy

A hillbilly sci-fi/comedy that follows three lovable, red-neck brothers, their girlfriends, and their crazy father, who are hunting for extraterrestrials. Or is ET hunting them? It’s unclear. In any case, there’s abductions, probing, beer drinking (lots of beer

drinking) and more dismemberment than you would expect on any given Tuesday. They aren’t out to prove that there’s life beyond our planet. But, ET’s  head would look real nice over the fireplace.

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