Mark Haggett

A man goes missing in a small town as a detective becomes suspicious of the townspeople.

When Arnold's (David Alfflick) son goes missing, he is convinced it's the same person who murdered his first wife, Victoria (Sheri Lee), eighteen years earlier. After two weeks of searching, with no leads, all seems at a lost. Suddenly, Victoria arrives at Arnold's house back from the dead. With no memory of what happened to her, Arnold and his second wife, Beverly (Wendy Hartman), must work with a medium (Mary M. Fleming) to help restore Victoria's memories and figure out the identity of Victoria's killer so they can find Arnold's son.

What began as a sortie for breakfast turns into a real bad trip for three soldiers stuck on base for weekend furlough. The local diner and the mysterious waitress are hiding far more than the secret ingredients in the Daily Special ....and what the hell is up with that TV?

Racial tensions rise in San Francisco when Charles Manson's cult returns to find that white people are the new oppressed race. A new war is about to be started, but can somebody prevent that from happening?

After years apart 5 lifelong friends finally get a chance to go away together for a weekend. Unfortunately for them they would have been better off staying home, for they will encounter unparalleled circumstances that may bring our characters begging for their lives.

When Arnold's (David Alfflick) son goes missing, he is convinced it's the same person who murdered his first wife, Victoria (Sheri Lee), eighteen years earlier. After two weeks of searching, with no leads, all seems at a lost. Suddenly, Victoria arrives at Arnold's house back from the dead. With no memory of what happened to her, Arnold and his second wife, Beverly (Wendy Hartman), must work with a medium (Mary M. Fleming) to help restore Victoria's memories and figure out the identity of Victoria's killer so they can find Arnold's son.