Jed Brophy

A grown-up Jim Hawkins returns to the island and searches for treasure with the daughter of Long John Silver while an evil sea captain gives chase.

When a family flees a haunted farmhouse, two scientists and a psychic are sent to investigate, unwittingly opening a terrifying gate into Hell.

Martin is on his way up the coast for a quiet weekend. Out of nowhere an attractive teenage girl appears on the side of the road. He drives past, but when he stops at a scenic spot up the road, she knocks on his window and asks him for a ride. His decision to drive her home turns into a nightmare when she coerces him inside.

In 1930 J.R.R. Tolkien wrote the words that would change the fantasy genre forever: "in a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit." Little did he know it would become one of the best-selling books of all time. The trick was, how to adapt it for the screen? It would take an out of the box director from the other side of the world to bring Tolkien's vision to life.

When a murderous dybbuk inside a recliner falls for a girl, a disgraced rabbi and a couple of brokenhearted detectives must stop the bloody carnage.

After meeting a charming and handsome stranger at a bar and accompanying him back to his island cabin, a woman realizes she has been kidnapped.