Rocketman: The Luckiest Man on Earth

A psychological thriller from the mind of director Jeremy Isbell.

Several people are curse to die on Halloween night when they wake the Great Queen Pumpkin during a sacrifice. Now they must fight to survive Halloween Night when the Queen Pumpkin goes out on a killing spree. How many people must die on Halloween night before the Pumpkin is stopped?

Sequel to writer-director Jeremy Isbell's 2006 shot-on-video horror movie Madman.

Axel Conners is a reality TV producer who decides to take reality to a whole new level. Now one F.B.I. agent with the help of reality TV Star Evan Marriott must stop one man's quest to destroy a city and prevent Total Destruction. The film is based on the original movie End of All Things. This action packed adventure movie is packed with explosions, violence, sex, and destruction.

A group of friends attending a wild party at an abandoned hotel quickly discover that this is one bash that's likely to be their very last in director Leo Evans' unrelenting fright-fest. It was supposed to be the shindig of a lifetime, but when the bodies start to multiply and escape becomes impossible, the party that everyone was dying to get in to becomes the party that everyone would kill to get out of.

The real monsters in life are human. One of those monsters is the notorious Madman, responsible for 39 murders in Tulsa, OK... and law enforcement is still looking for the killer.

Evan Marriott, former underwear model and star of the 2003 Fox "stunt" series Joe Millionaire, transitions to feature film roles with the direct-to-video action opus End of all Things. Marriott plays an actor questioned by the feds about a government-led scheme to obliterate the world. He decides to go one-on-one against the system to topple the plot once and for all.

The gruesome, blood-soaked direct-to-video slasher picture Angus Valley Farms concerns a now-defunct cattle ranch in eastern Oklahoma where a spate of brutal slayings occurred, years prior. As the story opens, the very name "Angus Valley Farms" has become synonymous with carnage and horror - something of a contemporary urban legend. A group of student filmmakers travel to the site to shoot locations and reenactments for a documentary of the events. In the process, these innocents unleash an eviscerating horror that transcends their most depraved nightmares. Jeremy Isbell directs from his own original script; the film stars Isbell, Zuriel Noveskey, Tosha Jennings, Sara Shoulders, Travis Azbill and Nicole Bassinger.

A group of teens travel to a crumbling ghost town in search of the killer who murdered their friends, all the while remaining fatally unaware that they're walking into a diabolical trap.

Five friends learn the hard way that sometime it just doesn't pay to talk to strangers in director Jeremy Isabell's gruesome tale of murder and mayhem. They were only trying to help when they answered the desperate calls of a stranger in need, but by the time they realized the trap had been set it was already too late. As the night goes on, the blood begins to flow, and a murderous ghost rises from the grave to deal out death to any living soul who dares to turn their heads and face that darkness that lurks in the shadows.

This film will take you into a world seen by few people. Go behind the scenes in the movie business and see what happens when sex scenes are being filmed. This film is raw, unedited and very graphic.

Become the killer, the victim, or the detective in this gruesome interactive adventure from director Jeremy Isbell. For anyone who has ever wondered what it's like to kill, die at the hands of a murderous madman, or simply solve a perplexing murder case, P.O.V. can oblige.

The ultimate party film packed with plenty of naked college girls. No clothes alloowed for this party.

Bloodbath is the second chapter in director Jeff William's masterpiece Til Death. Filled with darker villans and a plot that draws you into a woman's dark world of violence and death. The only way out of this world is through death.

Sequel to director Leo Evans's 2001 shot-on-video horror movie Living Nightmare.