“The performances are uniformly honest and multi-dimensional. This film will linger with you like the memory of a brief, passionate love affair.”  -- Tim Rhys, Moviemaker Magazine

After searching for nearly a year before casting for the fourth installment in her award-winning LAUGHING MATTERS series, director Andrea Meyerson has put together an outstanding cast of the new up and coming comics on the LGBT comedy circuit. Shot in her winning formula that interweaves stand-up material with candid interviews, viewers are given the opportunity to at once laugh and simultaneously meet the person behind the comedy.

Featuring Edison Apple, Gloria Bigelow, Ryan Hill, Daniel Leary, Bridget McManus and Amy Tee, all delivering performances so hilarious, you will soon forget they're the new kids on the block!

“clever comedy” –Variety "...sexy and funny jaunt...an utterly satisfying movie-going experience." -Philadelphia International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival "...combines a coming-out tale with screwball comedy and poignant family drama." -Outfest, Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Film Festival

Enter Eli (Sacha Sacket) and George (Lloyd Pedersen), two men who have become a part of these women's lives, and who hold the keys to saving them from their misery...or perhaps creating it. The men have a shared secret about their own pasts which will force the women to confront their own fears and guilt over the events which have already destroyed them. When the truth comes out, the terror once again begins as each of the women and both men are tossed into scenario after scenario of bloodshed, torture and the ultimate hell of death, mutilation and destruction. Who is the November Son, and what secrets does his own past hold that will either leave these women saved...or buried six feet under?

• Judith O'Dea (Barbara was in the original NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD and the soon to be released WOMEN'S STUDIES)
• Brinke Stevens (Scream Queen and star of over 130 films including SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE, THIS IS SPINAL TAP, BODY DOUBLE, THREE AMIGOS)
• Sacha Sacket (indie musician makes his acting debut. His music videos play on MTV2. His 4th disc release, a Live CD titled "Sacha Sacket & The Lady Killers: LIVE at The Zone" was just released)
• Debbie Rochon (Scream Queen with nearly 200 credits including LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-THE FABULOUS STAINS, AMERICAN NIGHTMARE, TOXIC AVENGER IV, TROMEO & JULIET... and now the host of Fangoria Radio with Dee Snider)
• Robyn Griggs (popular soap actress from ONE LIFE TO LIVE and ANOTHER WORLD)
• Jeff Dylan Graham (star of more than 30 films including SELENA, currently in release BEYOND THE DUNWICH HORROR and upcoming remake of DON'T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT)
• Stevens and O'Dea were in the original film OCTOBER MOON

Scarlet Zabrinsky, a successful, workaholic business woman in her mid-late thirties, lives in the shadow of her controlling mother, a neurotic brother and a failed love life. When she takes in a young, starving, foreign actress all hell breaks loose and the true Scarlet emerges. As Scarlet's brother, a lazy, pothead lawyer, tries to help, a madcap adventure and betrayal ensues in this romantic offbeat comedy.

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Gay sex buddies Nathan and Justin are united by their passion for slasher, vigilante, serial killer and zombie films. Bored and frustrated with their lives as students at an obscure college in impoverished New Haven, Connecticut, they decide to teach a self-important classmate, Andy, a lesson by raping him. The drug-fuelled incident goes awry and Andy dies. High on the thrill of their first killing, Nathan and Justin decide to pay a visit to nearby Ivy University to wreak more havoc on the elite campus. What follows is a harrowing and bloody tale of homo-cidal mania. They alight at an Ivy bar, hoping to identify a drunk, straight Ivy undergrad, lure him home, and photograph him having sex with them. Their goal is to extort money via blackmail. While they do encounter a promising group of four Ivies, including a hunky football player, Brooks, and one curiously flirtatious young singer, Chad, the evening does not go their way. Drunk to oblivion, the Ivies brag about being future world leaders: they have been tapped to join the most selective of Ivy's secret societies, Skull and Bones—just like George W. Bush—and put down Nathan and Justin for being losers. With humiliation added to their rage, the resentful duo decides to kidnap the Ivy men one by one. What follows is a harrowing and bloody tale of homo-cidal mania featuring a climactic ending that's sure to get a rise out of anyone with the balls to watch.

Synopsis:  It’s Election Year during the Bush Administration. Dan Butler (“Bulldog” from TV’s Frasier) is co-starring on Broadway with Alec Baldwin in “Twentieth Century”. Butler reluctantly agrees to participate in a documentary on the “unknown supporting actor” when he becomes smitten with the role of a lifetime: Karl Rove (Bush’s notorious advisor). Butler plans a stage show that will expose Rove as the architect behind a campaign of fear and divisiveness, a show that will appall the electorate and ensure a victory for John Kerry!

 Unfortunately, an actor can’t judge the character he’s playing. No one sees themselves as a villain. So, Butler sets out to discover the “Karl Rove” inside us all, but the more Butler sees the world through Rove’s eyes, the more Butler’s friends and associates find themselves worried about his well-being. And when Butler finds himself falling in love with Rove, truly scary events begin to occur…             

A Dangerous Rum Soaked Ride!

Sex-charged journalist Brian (Matthew Leitch, star of the award-winning, Sundance hit "AKA") is chosen by an online publication to travel to Panama and document one of Latin America's premier festival celebrations - the Carnival of Las Tablas. Dangers lurk for foreigners, and caught up in the carnival madness, Brian's outgoing manners suddenly place him in situations of both desperation and violence. Things are not what he expected when Brian sets out to meet his online hook-ups. A surprising relationship ensues and his fluid sexuality flows with a jagged edge in this tropical, rum soaked drama.