This is the story of one man's journey; trying to become a star; as Luke decides to leave Dallas Texas; to head to Lawtell, Louisiana; finding a young kid; to be part of the band; as everythinng seems to be going Luke's way; until the final day; when the yougn boy showcase the song; that would put all of them on the map.

The tragic, epic story of Nelson Rockefeller - colorful scion of the wealthiest family in America, philanthropist and philanderer, collector of art and women, equally reviled by the political left and right, Vice-President and candidate for President, the scourge of the Attica Prison riots and the savior of New York. From his privileged but bleak upbringing to his firestorm life, from his dynamic personality to his scandalous divorce, from his priceless art collection to his sudden death in the arms of his mistress, this is the story of an outsized figure - and one of America's greatest characters - during one of the most turbulent eras in American history. Hoyt Hilsman is an award-winning screenwriter, journalist and playwright. He has written screenplays for Sony, Disney, New Line, CBS, ABC and others, and his plays have been widely produced in the U.S. and abroad. He is also a recognized political figure, most recently as a candidate for Congress in California. He grew up in Washington, DC, where his father was an advisor to President Kennedy. He is a frequent contributor to The Huffington Post and other national publications, was a regular critic for Variety and is a recipient of the Apex Award for Journalism. His scripts have been honored at the Slamdance Film Festival, the O'Neill Theater Center and elsewhere.

ST. FRANKENSTEIN, an original screenplay, is a contemporary return to the classic Gothic morality tale, this time twisted with taboo-smashing blasphemy, otherworldly lust, and blood-chilling terror. In this blend of horror and psychodrama, Abbot Anton Frankenstein seeks to redeem his infamous family name by converting Castle Frankenstein into an abbey to further the original Dr. Frankenstein's ghastly experiments, this time toward a divine end - but again with unintended and even more terrifying results.

This is all three parts; of the screenplays; from the beginning; to the end; as all three screenplays; are finally together.

"The writing is witty and daring - this is the movie every zombie geek aspires to make..." - EyeCraveDVD.com

Wandering the zombie wasteland, Matool lives by his animal instinct - not to mention his hammer and giant nails. But when he's kidnapped by a mysterious couple, he must rely on an entirely different weapon to survive...

Read the original shooting script for THE STINK OF FLESH and see how a low-budget film translates from page to screen in the cult movie Lawrence Raffel of MonstersAtPlay.com called "A fantastic entry in the zombie sub-genre. Great characters, talented filmmaking, an inventive storyline... Definitely recommended and in my humble opinion, a far better film than 28 Days Later."

Written by Scott S. Phillips, screenwriter of the Martial Arts classic DRIVE (1997) and several episodes of the CW Network TV series KAMEN RIDER DRAGON KNIGHT, and author of the novels PETE, DRINKER OF BLOOD, FRIDAY THE 13th: CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PSYCHOPATH, and SQUIRREL EYES.

Also includes an appreciation of the movie by Cody Hamman of LifeBetweenFrames.com.

An historic forbidden romance of wild love, this story takes place during the Deerfield Massacre of 1704 in Massachusetts when Eunice Williams, daughter of the famous Reverend John Williams is captured by Mohawk Indians and taken away to Montreal. Will she escape or be freed? And who will capture her wild love?

This is the screen play about a yougn teenager name Jerry; who wants to get a record deal; as he works a nine-to-five job; until he gets the deal; he have to struggle.

In the 1980's there were only 4 Billionaires in the entire world. In 2014 there are 4,176 Billionaires worldwide. This story is inspired by the Tonk players, a group of billionaires, from the United States and from China who have fun using their combined resources to change the world.

This is the mystery about some people getting killed; as the musical goes through a set of events; that lead up to the gangs being caught, and interrogating; until the detective finds out the truth.

Pygmalion is a play by George Bernard Shaw, named after a Greek mythological character. It was first presented on stage to the public in 1912. Professor of phonetics Henry Higgins makes a bet that he can train a bedraggled Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, to pass for a duchess at an ambassador's garden party by teaching her to assume a veneer of gentility, the most important element of which, he believes, is impeccable speech. The play is a sharp lampoon of the rigid British class system of the day and a commentary on women's independence.