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An oddball journalist and his psychopathic lawyer travel to Las Vegas for a series of psychedelic escapades.

Three problem teens sent to jail are offered a deal to work with an undercover cop, uncover an intricate drug ring and are caught in a deadly set-up. With cops on their trail, they have little time to solve the case and clear their names.

Liz is the victim of a vicious assault but is hypnotized to forget it ever happenned. However the attacker will go to any lengths to make sure she never forgets him.

For Gothic Callie, her deaf sister Ariel, computer nerd Chris, popular Sarah, and misogynist Ricky, their evening plans are about to be re-written. Taken to an abandoned military training school, they finds themselves the target of 5 sadistic killers, each with their own unique and different style of killing. They fight for their lives against sociopaths who know their environment intimately, becoming increasingly outnumbered as their friends are killed.

To make a little extra money to cover rent, Clare Newell volunteers to do a psychology study into the effects of mild electric shocks on recall. Although she doesn't really understand what the study is about, all psychobabble really, she is comfortable with doing it. Professor Jakob Farley is running the experiment, and is the model of the authority figure. He explains to Clare that every time the subject of the study, Holly Monroe, gets a question wrong, Clare must give her an electric shock, and keep going til Holly gets the right answer.

In the not to distant future the globe has warmed and the economy has collapsed. James fleet plays his usual buffoon self, and James Bolam plays his usual cantankerous old geezer. In this pilot, where floods keep depositing bodies and the local war Lord (who is a lady) goes round pinching other girls boy friends, tries to get our hero (Fleet) to teach her new "friend" to read. This was a little hit and miss, but with Andy Hamilton at the tiller, and Sanjeev Bhaskar as the neighbour, I have hopes that it will get better.

Mizuho tries to survive high school during the pandemic when she suddenly gains psychokinetic superpowers. She befriends three other girls who have just become telepathic, started teleporting or can jump through the internet. When Mizuho starts using her powers to impress an older boy, mayhem ensues. Great power doesn't equal great responsibility in the hands of these girls, but it does mean a lot of fun.

A tour through the endangered and often misrepresented American South. A collection of stories and performances from artists, musicians, and southern residents interweaves to create an accurate depiction of the soulful and strange American Southland.

Industry leaders and co-hosts discuss the latest advances in their sector of the business world.

A kidnapping is a truly terrifying experience, and for this lady, the attacker is not shy about tormenting her. He almost suffocates her, then whips out a flick knife, almost takes out her eye, then puts it to her throat... With one clean sweep, he appears to have cut her throat. Her eyes flutter closed Her hands relax He walks slowly round his victim, looking down at her. Peels the tape away from her mouth, and she pulls in a breath Her neck still fully intact, and very much alive, she looks up at her supposed attacker, and with a demure look, asks him "Same time next week?" He agrees and leaves; but he has forgotten one thing; to untie her. And with her parents coming for dinner in a few hours, she is going to have a lot of explaining to do.

MISTRESS GOES TO KIEL is an most totally true 8 minute documentary about an indie-comedy feature film's voyage from Vancouver, Canada to the 2010 Fetisch Film Festival in Kiel, Germany. The screwball PG13-ish dom-com called 'Mistress Superior,' about a dominatrix's rise to fame, made by a crowd of Vancouver Public Library employees, was flogged out of every festival it entered until Germany came calling. And, there, it swept the top acting awards!

Jeremiah is an emotionally disturbed high school student having difficulties adjusting in school. His peers don't understand him so they ridicule him, and his teachers and authority figures can't get through to him so they dismiss him. Jeremiah has reached his boiling point, he wants to show them what it's like to suffer, but suffering is only the beginning. * 'The Wages of Sin' is a dark and disturbing look at school violence from an unlikely perspective.

A short film by David Reimers. Carl, played by Patrick Hubbard, goes on a personal journey and encounters a wordy taxi driver, Tony (played by Tom Gurnee). "Rear View" won 1st place at the 2007 El Cajon, CA, Video and Film Festival (Student Drama) and 3rd place at the Duluth, MN, Short Shorts Film Festival in February, 2007.

After Edith's cousin Liz dies her female roommate admits to Edith that they were lovers.