Deana Enoches

Danny is a long-term insomniac. He comes across an ad for the Audible Lucid Perceptions sleep clinic, run by the peculiar Dr. Zovnig, and goes in for a consultation. The doctor gives him a small audio device, which generates brain-frequency-altering audio waves, intended to hypnotize Danny into a dream state. Upon the first treatment, Danny is cured and is now sleeping better than he ever has in his life. Danny starts to realize that although he may be able to sleep again, there could be something wrong. Nightmares haunt his sleep, with recurring hallucinations and blackouts while he's awake. Is it all a side effect of the treatment, or is there some evil force at work, affecting Danny's every move?

Young women are being viciously strangled and the police are baffled. In the midst of all this, the policeman in charge of the investigation, Robert Chase (Dean Paul), finds himself sleepwalking and in places has no memory of going to. Is there a connection between his sleepwalking and the deaths of the innocent women? Will police psychologist, Dr. Selma Jones (Deana Demko) be able to help?

ABDUCTION: The town of Process is located somewhere in rural New Jersey. It's been in existence for over 100 years, although it's not on any known map. It's a nice place to visit, with lovely shops and friendly people. That is unless you are single, young, healthy and good looking! It's even worse if you are a female of childbearing age. The town has a very lucrative underground and Internet business specializing in selling human organs for transplant, selling babies to loving couples who are barren and auctioning young women into sex slavery.

An incestuous and industrious pair of modern-day vampires finds their clever manner of acquiring sustenance threatened by a nosy New Jersey health inspector and a determined investigative reporter in director John Orrichio's sexualized tale of life among the undead. The LeGaults know well that to stalk the streets for prey is to leave themselves open to exposure. Instead of seeking out blood the old-fashioned way, the LeGaults opt to open a blood donation center that will provide them with the nourishment they need to survive without the risks that go along with using their fangs. A New Jersey health inspector named Jerry is on to them, though, and along with a little help from intrepid reporter Phyllis, he soon prepares to rip the lid off of the LeGault's bizarre scam. When a chance encounter with two students of the occult reveals the true motivation behind the LeGaults' philanthropic front...

Angela Webb believes her house is haunted. Psychics Alexander Stewart and Bernadette Fieldstone are contacted to try to uncover the secrets hidden within her home. What they experience is more than a mere haunting. They come to understand that reality is far more horrifying than fiction. What makes this ghost story unique is that it is based on a true story. In 2001 the two psychics investigated an old western New Jersey farmhouse. So powerful were the images they captured on film, a British television production company met with Angela Webb to do a television special at her house! The story IS factual; the conclusion is shocking.

Halloween 2003 marked the 13th anniversary of the Chiller Theatre Horror Movie Convention ... but there was nothing conventional about it. UnConventional is Revolution Earth's second feature-length documentary. This film chronicles the insanity that ensued at the 13th annual Chiller-Con, held at the Meadowlands Sheraton Hotel in East Rutherford, NJ. The story of the weekend is told through the eyes of six different people, each a representative of the sorts that the Chiller-Con attracts: Gunnar Hansen, the original man behind the mask; Tiffany Shepis, a scream queen on the rise; Bob Gonzo, a "micro-budget" filmmaker; two rabid fans; and one of the key men who helps run the convention. Six different people, six different perspectives, one crazy weekend. It certainly promises to be UnConventional. Just keep telling yourself ... it's only a documentary ...

Recovering from a breakup, rock-singer Kate (Jo-Ann Barton) falls in love with her computer teacher Bonnie (Mary De Michele). Kate goes through a maze of emotional highs and lows, and throughout it all, Kate's manager, Marty (Deana Demko), drives everyone crazy protecting her. To add to the turmoil, Marty constantly battles with Kate's roomate David (Lou Pennacchio). Follow Kat and Bonnie's most intimate thoughts through the pages of the diaries. Strong musical performances wrapped in a compelling drama where a misunderstanding results in tragedy.

Two sisters experience bloody, hideous nightmares that drive them to the point of insanity and prompt them to form a suicide pact.

Big Mike is back (from his exploits in Strangled 4) and he's been hired to eliminate three of the underworld's most uncooperative members... or anyone else who gets in the way.

Dawn Murphy owns a very special delicatessen, one which serves choice cuts of human meat. Four women come to her deli and one by one Dawn knocks them out with chloroform, strips them, and puts them onto her giant barbecue.

Two beautiful women enter the woods for a fun day of swimming and sunbathing only to come face to face with their own worst nightmare: a serial killer named "The Archer."

Part two in the two part shot-on-video W.A.V.E. series. Whack job Charlie (previously seen in Psycho Dance and Psycho Vampire) experiments on kidnapped women while a police officer attempts to save his girlfriend.

In "The Hitman," professional killer Big Mike is hired to eliminate two nosy secretaries and attempts to pin the blame on a serial killer. In "The Perfect Crime," a young woman attempts to eliminate her own sister because she's now dating her ex-boyfriend.

The disappearance of Jill (Lonna Cottrell), in the first film, prompts her sister, stepmother and best friend to go to the island in search of her. However, all that happened in the first film is not entirely as it seemed.

A madman chloroforms and kidnaps six beautiful women, takes him to his dungeon and tests their blood for an antibody which he believes will help keep him alive.

Contains three stories. In "Car Trouble," two hapless motorists who go to the wrong house for help and end up the prisoners of a psychotic killer! In "Secret Agent Murders," two agents learn a deadly secret about their boss and are targeted for murder. In "George's Daydreams," George plans to murder three women after they humiliate him at a bar.

Sorority girl Kim (Tina Krause), who was killed in the original film, has returned as a zombie. Now she needs the blood of three young women in order to survive. Luckily for her it's pledge night.

Tina Krause stars as policewoman Jenny Pierce, hot on the trail of a masked killer.

Recent widow Mandy is kidnapped and held for ransom. Her rich father-in-law is contacted for the money. Dressed only in a sheer nightgown, and bound and gagged, Mandy is forced to walk barefoot in the woods at night, is placed in the trunk of a car and is left in the shower to be drenched. And then, while waiting for the payment, the kidnapper begins to fall in love with the frightened girl. But that’s not all! He’s got a foot fetish that the girl tries to use to her advantage in an attempt to escape. And then his accomplice (Deana Enoches) comes between them. And the result is a deadly confrontation ending in murder!

Two real estate agents sell a strip of land where a hermit lives. While they look over the property for the last time, the hermit uses black magic to try to stop them, as well as a pair of cops and the land's new owner after they show up. There's animated vines, giant webs, being roasted over a fire pit and an attempt at a human sacrifice to the Elemental gods of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water.

Three sorority girls play a prank on their creepy neighbor, Hugo. He is accidentally shot and killed, but returns to life in order to kill them as human sacrifices in order to grant himself immortality.

WWI soldier is saved (or, is he cursed?) by the efforts of a vampire. Afterwards, GI settles in New Jersey, where detective theorizes about unsolved murders and disappearances.