BABY'S DONE A BAD BAD THING.

Matthew Worth is a mess. Somewhere between a good cop and a bad screwup, he's working night patrol at a robbery-prone Omaha supermarket. Worth is doing time, wearing his uniform and asking shoppers if they want paper or plastic. If that isn't enough, he suspects he might be falling for Gwen, the shy checkout girl who may be an even bigger mess than he is. It couldn't get any worse. Until it does. When Gwen comes to him one night scared and desperate for help, Worth discovers just how far he's willing to go to protect and serve. The next thing he knows, he's driving a stolen car with a body in the trunk, a gun in the glove box, and no way to turn back. Everything he doesn't know could get them killed. And things haven't even begun to get messy yet...

Based on Sean Doolittle's critically acclaimed novel THE CLEANUP.

THERE ARE WORSE THINGS THAN DYING.

1863. The American Civil War. A group of Confederate soldiers hide out in a isolated and presumed deserted plantation after robbing a bank. As the night wears on, each member of the group begins to have visions of the atrocities that occurred within the house. Voices in the well, visions of mangled bodies and clawing under the stairs plague their waking hours. As the fear in the group begins to grow and the supernatural forces in the house start to manifest themselves, the group begins to turn on one another and inflict the wrath of the souls trapped within the walls.

Starring Henry Thomas, Patrick Fugit, Isaiah Washington, Michael Shannon, Mark Boone Jr., Nicki Aycox and Muse Watson.

Press/Reviews; The LA Times calls Dead Birds a "richly imagined, genuinely suspenseful supernatural horror movie". Bloody-Disgusting.com says "Dead Birds is a spooky, complex and brilliantly crafted ghost story". EYE Weekly gave the film four stars, calling it "The savviest American horror flick since Cabin Fever." Cinema Toast gives it 4 dead birds out of 5 and says "Dead Birds is a fantastic horror film."

DVD Dungeon says "Dead Birds is a movie that should be celebrated on DVD". Reel Film Reviews calls it "a horror movie that's actually scary". Pam Grady writes on Reel.com that "Turner's debut does what every great horror movie should; give one pause before heading out of the theater into the dark of night." And The Austin Chronicle called it "one of the most original cinematic nightmares in years."

SPIRITS TAKE NO PRISONERS.

In 2009, director Alex Turner returns to the genre with Red Sands, written by Simon Barrett. The film stars Shane West, Brendan Miller, Aldis Hodge, Leonard Roberts, Callum Blue, JK Simmons, Theo Rossi and Noel Gugliemi as US soldiers serving in present-day Afghanistan. As continuing battles rage in the war-torn country, a unit of U.S. soldiers are dispatched to seize and control a strategic road that runs past an abandoned stone house. En route, the soldiers discover an ancient stone statue hidden deep within an ancient ravine. Using the relic for target practice, they destroy it, unwittingly releasing a vengeful supernatural force that is about to wage a horrifying war on them in this taut, action-packed, psychological thriller.

LOVE IS NOT DISPOSABLE. BUT A BODY IS.

An atmospheric blend of mirth and malice, Disposal is the darkly comic tale of a yuppie twosome facing a dreadful predicament, and a father and son hunting for the perfect gobbler. On this crisp autumn day they will all wish they had never met. Disposal stars J.K. Simmons (Juno, Spiderman 1,2 & 3, Thank You for Smoking), Catherine Lloyd Burns (Malcolm in the Middle, Everything Put Together), Sam Breslin Wright (Happy Hour) and Jake M. Smith (Holes). Disposal is part of IFC TV's short film rotation. Watch for rare chance to see what Film Threat calls " a chilling little slice of mayhem."

Disposal screened as part of the annual Young Directors Night at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Other screenings to date include The Anchorage International Film Festival, The Sonoma Valley Film Festival, The Newport Beach Film Festival, Worldfest Houston and Hollywood Shorts.

"I THINK WE'RE HAVING A BIT OF A COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN..."

A psychological thriller that takes place in the mid-60's, Chuck is a darkly comic tale of a door-to-door salesman and his mysterious obsession. You see, Chuck isn't really selling subscriptions, he's after something a bit more substantial.

An intense examination of a depraved mind obsessed with the end of linear culture, Chuck presents a unique and shocking vision of madness. See for yourself why Chuck has screened in over thirty film festivals, winning praise from critics and fans all over the world.

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