Ben Lewis

For Me and My Gal -- Academy Award-winner Gene Kelly makes his film debut as a song and dance man who lures singer Judy Garland away from her vaudeville partner. When WWI breaks out, he intentionally injures his hand to avoid combat only to reform and become a gallant hero.

Hero for a Day -- Sean has been obsessed with the marines his whole life. When he receives a videotape depicting a government sanctioned murder, it's time to put his knowledge and skills into good use. Filmed on location in the director's hometown of Long Island, Maine - this 20 minute epic was filmed using locals as actors and simple MiniDV camcorder. This 2009 re-edit includes scenes not previously included in the 2002 version. Both versions are available on DVD at Amazon.com, with a ton of special features!

Rock 'n' roll legend Roy Orbison in his first -- and only -- starring feature role as a Confederate spy who becomes entangled in a plot to steal Union gold at the close of the war. But when he and his partner are deemed outlaws, he must rely on his bullet-shooting guitar to stay one step ahead of his pursuers.

The career of the British Invasion pop group Herman's Hermits was in full, fan-shrieking, disc-selling orbit when their first top-billed movie came to theaters, so maybe it's only natural to think NASA would want to name a rocket after them. Well, at least that's what's at stake in this 1966 romp that has the five lads on a U.S. tour, where they're mobbed by various birds - and secretly monitored by a nerdy scientist to determine if they are rocket worthy.