Ian Thomas

Alien Trespass -- Beware, earthlings. From The X Files' R.W. Goodwin comes a new cult classic in the tradition of The Blob and It Came from Outer Space.

Garage Days -- Through a comic chain of events involving blackmail and brute force, an Australian garage band begins to realize that real life sometimes has even more stomach-turning drops and g-force than the rock'n'roll roller coaster they've been waiting to get on.

Beware, earthlings. From The X-Files' R.W. Goodwin comes a new cult classic in the tradition of The Blob and It Came from Outer Space. It's 1957, a spaceship has just landed in a quiet small town, and Earth is threatened by an unknown evil. But fear not, hope also has arrived. Will and Grace's Eric McCormack stars as an astronomer possessed by an alien bent on saving our humble planet. Yet even with the help of a diner waitress, is he any match for the Ghota, a rogue alien on a murderous rampage?

Beware, earthlings. From The X Files' R.W. Goodwin comes a new cult classic in the tradition of The Blob and It Came from Outer Space.

Beware, earthlings. From The X Files' R.W. Goodwin comes a new cult classic in the tradition of The Blob and It Came from Outer Space.

From the director of The Crow and I, Robot comes the hip and sexy comedy about a garage band with everything it takes to make it to the top...except talent. In a suburb of Sydney, Australia, a group of young rockers and their clueless manager wait for their big break, but, while struggling to make it, they can't keep their heads on straight -- or their hands off each other. Loaded with sex, drugs and rock-n-roll, Garage Days proves you don't have to be a rock star to party like one!

Through a comic chain of events involving blackmail and brute force, an Australian garage band begins to realize that real life sometimes has even more stomach-turning drops and g-force than the rock'n'roll roller coaster they've been waiting to get on.

Through a comic chain of events involving blackmail and brute force, an Australian garage band begins to realize that real life sometimes has even more stomach-turning drops and g-force than the rock'n'roll roller coaster they've been waiting to get on.

In a story set in the Sydney suburb of Newtown, Freddy (Kick Gurry) really wants his band to make it big. The band consists of his girlfriend Tanya (Pia Miranda) on bass, the drugged-out Lucy (Chris Sadrinna) on drums, and the mopey Joe (Brett Stiller) on guitar. Their inept manager, Bruno (Russell Dykstra), thinks they can get successful if they hook up with slick record executive Shad Kern (Marton Csokas). Unfortunately the band develops personal problems when Joe's girlfriend Kate (Maya Stange) announces she's pregnant, and then promptly falls for Freddy; then goth-girl Angie (Yvette Duncan) seduces Joe, and Tanya gets involved with Lucy. Will they be able to make it work or will their fighting bring the band down before it even has a chance to achieve success?

Rick Moranis ("The Flintstones," the "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" series) and Tom Arnold (TV's "The Best Damn Sports Show Period," "Exit Wounds") star as one-time schoolyard rivals who meet again as adults to discover nothing has changed between them. Davey was the kind of kid who was always getting picked on, chased after, beat up and cut down. Roscoe Bigger -- known to every cowering schoolyard victim as "Fang" -- was the kind of kid who always picked on, chased after, beat up and cut down kids just like Davey. Now, Davey is a novelist who, upon returning to teach a semester of creative writing at his former school, makes the horrible discovery that the shop teacher there is his old tormentor, the dreaded Fang. And so it begins again.

Rick Moranis and Tom Arnold star as one-time schoolyard rivals who meet again as adults to discover nothing has changed between them.

Rick Moranis and Tom Arnold star as one-time schoolyard rivals who meet again as adults to discover nothing has changed between them.