John Lurie

When first time felon Ron Decker is sentenced to two years in a decaying prison, he is quickly introduced to a world where violence is the only way of life.

When first time felon Ron Decker is sentenced to two years in a decaying prison, he is quickly introduced to a world where violence is the only way of life.

Eric Bury, a mild mannered and workaholic Englishman, is ordered by his boss to take a vacation. After briefly consulting with his wife and teenage children, he decides on a family camping trip. When the family arrives at the rundown Florida 'Adventures Unlimited' campground, they are plunged into a world of escalating sexual debauchery, religious ecstasy and human sacrifice, serving up a dark, comedic, outlandish ride. Will they keep their cool, or one by one gradually lose their senses, due to the onslaught of one bizarre event after another. When his wife decides to fulfill her sexual fantasy with a motorcycle-riding dwarf, Eric has had enough and tries to end the madness to save his family from a total collapse into anarchy. "Permanent Vacation" serves up a wildly creative comedy of the bizarre featuring star performances by rising talent; in the tradition of Slacker and Idiocracy.

When first time felon Ron Decker (Edward Furlong; American History X, T2: Judgement Day) is sentenced to two years in a decaying prison, he is quickly introduced to a world where violence is the only way of life. After witnessing a riot, Ron is soon taken under the wing of Earl Copen (Willem Dafoe; Platoon, The English Patient), a veteran convict who has manipulated the system to his every advantage, earning the respect of the toughest cons and the favor of the crooked guards. But sometimes even respect in a community of convicts can hold you prisoner. Now, Ron will soon discover that life in the Animal Factory is not about rehabilitation, it’s about survival.

After receiving a long prison sentence for drug trafficking, Ron Decker must learn to cope with life on the inside. Luckily, he befriends Earl Copen, an ex-gang leader with considerable influence among the other inmates.

When first time felon Ron Decker is sentenced to two years in a decaying prison, he is quickly introduced to a world where violence is the only way of life and survival.

When first time felon Ron Decker is sentenced to two years in a decaying prison, he is quickly introduced to a world where violence is the only way of life and survival.

Animal Factory -- When first time felon Ron Decker is sentenced to two years in a decaying prison, he is quickly introduced to a world where violence is the only way of life and survival.

When first time felon Ron Decker (Edward Furlong; American History X, T2: Judgement Day) is sentenced to two years in a decaying prison, he is quickly introduced to a world where violence is the only way of life. After witnessing a riot, Ron is soon taken under the wing of Earl Copen, a veteran convict who has manipulated the system to his every advantage, earning the respect of the toughest cons and the favor of the crooked guards. But sometimes even respect in a community of convicts can hold you prisoner.

He has a firm handshake, a ready smile, and some strange ideas about friendship. His name is Lester Long and when the bodies start piling up he generously decides to share the blame. Now the F.B.I. has got the whole town under observation, and Lester has put his new friend Clay over a barrel. The only way for Clay to set things straight is to beat one twisted individual at his own game of deceit and double-crossing.

Two old-school crooks -- Fox (Christopher Walken) and X (Willem Dafoe) -- try to engineer the score of their lives -- a con worth $100 million. The assignment? To train a beautiful young girl (Asia Argento) to seduce and induce a radical Japanese geneticist (Yoshitaka Amano) to spill his scientific secrets. Director Abel Ferrar's screenplay is a faithful adaptation of a short story by science fiction scribe William Gibson.

Death seems to follow small-town Montanan Clay Birdwell wherever he goes. But the death toll climbs even higher when a fast-talking serial killer forges a friendship against Clay's will, attracting the attention of a feisty FBI agent.