Ted Lange

Glitch -- An error in the operating system of a fully-immersive zombie survival game traps players in the game and causes their central nervous systems to shut down if they are killed in the game, thus killing them in real life. On presidential order special warfare operators upload into the servers with the mission of locating and protecting survivors.

Passing Through -- Passing Through is a drama about a man who is stuck in a life of regret. He seeks forgiveness, and with the help of another he soon finds out just how much he really does need it.

An assassination attempt is made on a black billionaire and a bright young fashion photographer investigates. She's drawn into a dangerous adventure involving mystery and intrigue and uncovers a conspiracy plot aimed at black politicians. Based on the comic strip.

Assigned to snap pictures of the reclusive Blake Tarr (Thalmus Rasulala) -- America's wealthiest black man -- photographer Friday Foster (Pam Grier) turns into a two-fisted avenger when her subject becomes the target of an assassination attempt. But Foster may be the next mark after she uncovers a racist plot to bump off the nation's black political leaders. The strong supporting cast includes Yaphet Kotto, Eartha Kitt and Carl Weathers.

An assassination attempt is made on a black billionaire and a bright young fashion photographer investigates. She's drawn into a dangerous adventure among the underworld and political types involving mystery and intrigue, and uncovers a conspiracy plot aimed at black politicians. From a story by Arthur Marks and based on the Chicago Tribune's comic strip "Friday Foster."

An assassination attempt is made on a black billionaire and a bright young fashion photographer investigates. She's drawn into a dangerous adventure among the underworld and political types involving mystery and intrigue, and uncovers a conspiracy plot aimed at black politicians. From a story by Arthur Marks and based on the Chicago Tribune's comic strip "Friday Foster."

Friday Foster -- An assassination attempt is made on a black billionaire and a bright young fashion photographer investigates. She's drawn into a dangerous adventure among the underworld and political types involving mystery and intrigue, and uncovers a conspiracy plot aimed at black politicians. From a story by Arthur Marks and based on the Chicago Tribune's comic strip 'Friday Foster.'

Two Philly con men, one black and one white, use their skill and their color to play on people's prejudices and fears.

This 1973 blaxploitation classic based on a book by Iceberg Slim (aka the Double Con) stars Kiel Martin and Mel Stewart as, respectively, White Folks and Blue Howard -- two hucksters with a talent for pulling off complicated scams without a hitch. White Folks is light-skinned enough to pass for Caucasian, a circumstance that he and Blue use to the utmost advantage … until they run afoul of mobsters and cops, who all want a piece of the pie.