The Last Possession (2022)
Kent Peroni (Stephen Brodie, Baphomet), his wife Steph (Cassie Shea Watson) and their kids Jack (Sawyer Bell) and Gabby (Lourelle Jensen) are living through the economic downturn that we’re all dealing with, forcing them to move back home into Kent’s dead father’s (Tom Proctor) house, a place that holds no happy memories for our protagonist. […]
Angel By Thursday (2021)
Directed and written by Jeff Wallace, making his first full-length movie, Angel By Thursday is about two families connected by tragedy and coincidence. It’s about daughters trying to reconnect with mothers. About men attempting to be strong enough to care for the special needs of their brother and aunt. It’s about the interconnected nature that binds and […]
Heckle (2020)
Stand-up Joe Johnson (Guy Combes, Kill Ben Lyk) has just been hired for the role of his life, playing his hero comedian Ray Kelly (Steve Guttenberg) in a film about the dead funnyman’s life. Except. that the last hack up for the starring role is dead and a heckler (Clark Gable III) is bound and […]
World Ends at Camp Z (2022)
During a massive pandemic — umm, we can all relate — and the lockdown that results, Clay (Osawa Muskwa) and Julian (Dean Persons) have to sell their campground. While that seems like it’ll be rough, the buyer’s representative Vanessa (Anne-Carolyne Binette) seems nice enough. But the actual buyer Aaron (Michael Czemerys) and the urbanites that he […]
Blues On Beale (2020)
Featuring Grammy award winner Bobby Rush, Grammy nominee Shemekia Copeland, award-winner Castro Coleman and plenty more acclaimed musicians, this movie was filmed entirely in the blues clubs of Memphis’ Beale Street during the 36th International Blues Challenge. 232 winners of local contests came to this competition to compete for medals, recognition and perhaps even record contracts […]
Adventures In Success (2021)
A wellness startup — actually a sex culy — has settled into the Catskills to build a perfect community and spread the knowldge of their mystical female founder Pegasus Appleyard (Lexie Mountain). They believe that female pleasure can heal Mother Earth, something that the small town they’ve settled in just can’t understand. This group’s main […]
CANNON MONTH: Hayal Halayla (1984)
Soldier of the Night AKA Night Soldier is surprisingly a slasher, a movie in which a man dreams of being a soldier after he is drafted but a problem with his spleen keeps him from service, a fact he keeps from his new lover. As their relationship blooms, she keeps hearing about a serial killer targeting Israeli […]
CANNON MONTH: Making the Grade (1984)
Originally called The Last American Preppie and the first appearance of Andrew Clay’s Dice character, Making the Grade has Eddie Keaton (Judd Nelson) and Palmer Woodrow (Dana Olsen) making a deal. The con artist will work with the rich kid to keep him in class at the Hoover Academy, which will keep him in money. In return, […]
CANNON MONTH: Breakin’ (1984)
Whether you know this movie as Breakin’, Breakdance the Movie or Break Street ’84, this film was inspired by a documentary named Breakin’ ‘n’ Enterin’, which told the true story of the talent at the Los Angeles hip hop club Radio-Tron, which included Ice-T and Michael “Boogaloo Shrimp” Chambers, both of whom appear here. Menahem Golan’s daughter […]
CANNON MONTH: Sahara (1983)
What gets this movie made? Could it be that British Prime Minister’s son Mark Thatcher got lost in North Africa during an auto rally? Maybe the idea that Brooke Shields could be the next Indiana Jones? Or did Menahem Golan love The Sheik so much that he’d pay for this and Bolero? That meant bringing in […]
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