Wendi Winburn

When L.A.P.D. Lieutenant Rick Callahan is chosen to star in the reality show "Cops on the Beat" producers are disappointed by the routine life in the patrol car. Desperate to make an impression, Callahan pressures his partner to release two small time delinquents, Max and Bush, so that he can single-handedly re-capture them. But things get out of control when Callahan loses his grip on reality and will do anything to give the viewers what they want...

A lawyer and his friend travel to Florida to help a fellow partygoer.

During the Roman Empire, General Crassius ruled a small province with an Iron fist. Serena, a young girl in a village, watches Crassius kill her parents. Crassius and Serena's destiny would lead them to the Gladiator ring; the Amazons Warrior vs the Roman General.

The monsters of the world gather together at a one-of-a-kind gathering. Who will attend and what kind of carnage will break out?

A college student being pressured to join a cult by his attractive landlord. The cult is a parody of Scientology with a book similar to Dianetics.

A group of rich women gather for a night of sex, fun and games. Meanwhile a detective and ex-reporter investigate the games to find out what's going on and stumble into a murder plot.

Two commuters -- likable salesman Joey (Jack Gindi) and working girl Linda (Judy Kuhn) -- dream of finding the perfect love but get stuck on a merry-go-round of hellish blind dates after taking advice from their best friends (Ian Kahn and Susie Essman). Gindi also takes on the writer and director roles in this jaded view of Cupid's aim as Joey's and Linda's romantic woes really begin once they meet. Artie Lange plays Joey's roving-handed co-worker.

This wacky dark comedy-drama follows a gay man from childhood through adolescence, presenting them abstractly, with stylistic film elegance. Filled with interesting avant-garde camera work; colorful characters; memorable names and lines & powerful knockout performances; this grass-roots independent gayboy/straight boy friendship film uses its creative insanity to transform the topic with which it deals into a matter of universal appeal