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Killing Angels is set to film in the summer of ’12 and director Daniel Rentas will conduct this film about a rogue military force hell bent on putting a stop to the sexual slavery ring that spans several countries. When this trade also involves children, some viewers will take notice. For others who know Rentas' work in the short film, "Redemption Walk," this project looks like it will be his motion picture debut.

Also, Hunter G. Williams, CEO of Busted Knuckle Productions, gets to show that he can pull more than one duty. This producer wrote the script treatment and will play one of the lead roles. He plays Rusty Briggs, a character who gets recruited to be part of a special unit task force.

This film is set to include additional locations like Prague and Germany. But in all this globetrotting, the life left at home will have consequences. The...

Stepping onto the set of writer/director H.M. Coakley’s horror whodunit Hollaback last year on December 18th, the first few things that became readily apparent were the blood trail which serpentined across the wood flooring of the 130-year-old Los Angeles Antebellum mansion (doubling for the deep South) and the flick’s ‘token white chick,’ who came in the form of actress Allison Kyler. The third was the abundance of enthusiasm for the production which was mirrored by cast and crew alike.

Arriving to set on day eleven of fifteen and greeted by Hollaback associate producer and casting director Venk Modur, we conducted the majority of our hushed interviews against the aural backdrop of screams and whimpering as writer and director Coakley led his cast through the film’s scripted carnage.

“It is a sequel,” said Modur of Hollaback, which serves as a follow-up to filmmaker Coakley’s 2006 feature Holla...