Shane Briant

Tunnel Vision -- Driving to a country wedding, a middle-class couple catch a serious case of tunnel vision. Conceived, written, and produced in 47.83 hrs for the 2003 National 48 Hour Film Challenge (UK).

Straight on Till Morning -- When a waif is discovered wandering the streets of London on a cold night in 1898, no one thinks much of it...except a Scotland Yard detective and, more importantly, the friend to whom he relates his story. A tale of cruelty, greed and, through it a

Baron Frankenstein is dead right? That's precisely what he wants folks to think. He's had it up to here with a public that doesn't appreciate the trouble a mad scientist goes through to snatch good body parts. To carry on his work, he holes up in a place where the possibilities are utterly maddening: a home for the criminally insane. A hand here. A brain here. True to form, the Baron (Peter Cushing) keeps his gruesome creation (David Prowse - widely known for his later portrayals of Darth Vader) in stitches in this sixth and final frightfest in Hammer Films' Frankenstein cycle.

In a small village in the remote English countryside, several young maidens have been found dead and their beautiful faces horribly aged almost beyond recognition. Suspecting a supernatural evil at work, the local doctor calls on Army friend and famed vampire hunter Captain Kronos, an expert swordsman formerly of the Kings Imperial Guard. Aided by his expert assistant Professor Grost, the two quickly confirm the gruesome murders are the work of a unique type of vampire, one who drains its victims not of their blood, but of their youth! After forging a lethal new sword from a old graveyard cross, the vampire hunters set out to put an end to Evils reign of terror in this Hammer Films horror classic.