Lew Temple

Adrienne Shelly starred in more than 20 movies, giving voice to strong women. She also wrote and directed films, including the Sundance hit, “Waitress.” Sadly, she would not live to see the film’s release -- her life cut short by her murder. Directed by her husband, Andy Ostroy, the film is a celebration of her life and work, and a family’s personal exploration of grief.

Two sisters are trapped in a Deep South underworld of violence, drugs, and bikers, with their fearsome uncle, the ruthless leader of a crime cartel.

An aging policeman is convinced a mysterious stranger arrested in his small town is innocent. His investigation stirs up a hornet's nest of trouble.

This film, inspired by actual events, is set over 24 hours in Florida during the winter of 1978 when a serial killer was stalking college girls.

After her mother remarries, Carrie babysits her new stepsister but, as paranormal forces emerge, her faith and resolve are put to the ultimate test.

Disturbing visions lead a man to Las Vegas and a beautiful but mysterious woman, who turns out to have been murdered the night before he met her and enlists him to help reap revenge from her killers.