Leomark Studios

"Tim Everitt’s FURIOUS is pure cinema. FURIOUS is a borderline experimental experience, but it is first and foremost that, an experience. The kind of movie you have to see to believe. One of the great American independent films.” - WonderAndRisk

“Furious is power. It’s magic. It’s a kaleidoscopic siege on the concept of storytelling. But those who persevere will be rewarded beyond their wildest imaginations.” - BleedingSkull

“Jodorowsky. Bunuel. Lynch. They’re filmmakers responsible for some of the most transgressive surrealist works in cinema history. Based on his work in 1984’s Furious, Tim Everitt may have had an eye on adding his name to this list.” - fistofblist

“It's a life-changing experience, a singular cinematic entity that blows open the Martial Arts genre into stunningly bizarre new possibilities” - View-From-The-Paperhouse

“Simon Rhee shows off his excellent fighting skills that would eventually make him a top-notch action director.” - KungFuCinema

Murphy Dunn, a wannabe James Bond, is relegated to a down and out private detective. Murphy finally gets his big break when he is hired by a sultry woman from his past to find her missing son. Murphy soon finds himself embroiled in a mystery of mayhem, music and murder surrounding an obscure 1970's rock record with a chance to finally "shoot his weapon"! Will the guns, gadgets, gizmos and his good looks be enough to capture the Villain and impress the ladies?

Starring Collette Wolfe (Interstellar, Hot Tub Time Machine 2, Mad Men, The Office),
Sam Huntington (Superman Returns)
When mayoral candidate Amanda uses a magic mirror to reverse the gender roles in her town, she gains the upper hand on her womanizing opponent, Bret. As each experiences life in the other’s shoes, they must decide which reality they prefer before they’re stuck in the flipped world forever.

Get a Life, Alright follows the life of aspiring actor, Nick Singh who juggles working two part time jobs: his father's Indian restaurant and Joe's Florist. He receives an order to deliver flowers on set and falls for the leading lady, Tessa Wise and becomes a target for jealousy after landing a guest role on the show.

January 2013 legendary hip-hop DJ and rock & roll hall of fame nominee Eric B (Eric Barrier) opened the doors to his court room in the town of Roselle NJ. The concept for this show was conceived on a drive across the Triboro bridge Eric and show&Mac226; co-creator Cassandra Cooper, came up with the idea to create a forum where neighborhood grievances could be resolved. Eric titled the tome Ghetto Court and for PC sake we gave it the alternate title hip hop court and the idea was born. Using a real courthouse in Roselle NJ, they sent out a call for unique cases for Eric to preside over and what you have is some of the most outrageous stories usually only heard in your neighborhood bodega live & in living color. And you won't believe your ears, but the pure insanity of it all resulted into a side splitting verbal jab fest for the masses. This is the show you won't want to admit you watch, but we suspect it will become America's guilty pleasure. Ghettocourt or HipHop Court if you're scared of controversy.

Following otherworldly plans which he finds very annoying, Humphrey, the ghost of a murderer, is
forced to team up with Lara, a lonely teenage girl ignored by parents and society. Unable to
touch things and assume a human form that would lead to the ultimate demise of his soul,
Humphrey must lead the girl to save two kidnapped children as a way to redeem himself and
finally abandon Earth.
The two make an unpredictable rough pair and explore the old mansion where some criminals
are holding the children for their shady business. The ghost and the girl find the children and try
to draw the attention of the city, but nobody listens to them: they’re just invisible creatures trying
to point out the existence of two invisible children.
Unable to believe in himself and convinced that he is damned forever, Humphrey abandons the
mission and vanishes, forcing Lara to act on her own to save the kids.
But when the criminals kidnap Lara, Humphrey realizes that he must do his best to awaken the
entire city and open the eyes of the people who continue to ignore the existence of the prisoners.
Then, as he recalls what his alchemist father told him when he was a child, that even the most
impure stone can be transformed into gold, Humphrey faces the most difficult choice of his
afterlife: remaining damned forever or risking a final death by taking on human form to free the
prisoners – a choice that can transform his soul from lead to gold.

Heartbroken by her fiancé's death, Alesha reluctantly visits her Caribbean grandma. There, while organizing a charity event, she meets Garrett. Against all odds, a budding romance and the festive spirit re-ignite Alesha's holiday cheer.

Haunted by the painful reminder of her infertility and questionable diagnosis, a woman is lured into a world of shrouded conspiracies and nefarious strangers, when an alienated teenager claims she is her daughter.

When a successful family man gets laid off, he leads his friends on a gold panning expedition in the mountains of Sonora, oblivious to what lurks where the water runs real deep.

In Blacktown, a small but steadily growing African community faces its greatest challenge – gossip. Gossip that destroys friendships, family hoods – even interracial relations with other Australians, as we strive through the difficult road of multiculturalism.

Anthology suspense/horror film with the creepy caretaker of a cemetery introducing some of its occupants and how each was murdered. Segments include "Made for Each Other", "Art Lover", "Whodunit to Whom", and "Avid Readers"

An over the top comedy about T.O., a successful working actor who falls from Hollywood grace in the midst of living it up. With an inability to focus on his artistic pursuits, T.O. is constantly distracted by everything "fun under the sun." Surrounded by a cast of hilarious yet distracting characters and fearing he may never see the view from the top again, T.O. searches for the inspiration that will motivate him to once again unleash his talent and set the Hollywood scene on fire. T.O. learns that throughout it all, some things, like hard work and a will to triumph, will always remain the winning formula for success.