Juko's Time Machine: Movie Review

Creating rules of time travel that are clever and hilarious.

There are some genres where the less money you have, the harder it is to make a worthwhile film. Science fiction is one of those genres. But Juko’s Time Machine does it right. Juko (Nathan Cozzolino) has been in love with Rory (Zibby Allen) forever, but she is now engaged. The only way he can win her over is if he goes back in time and gets her to fall in love with him.		2011 Directed by: Kai Barry Screenplay by: Kai Barry Starring: Nathan Cozzolino, Alex Moggridge and Zibby Allen

Happily Never After: Movie Review

The opposite of a family dramedy but fits the definition of dysfunctional.

Jason Carrougher stars as Cole Killian, a professional photographer, but who is creepy and dysfunctional enough that he’s likely just a guy who thinks he’s a professional photographer. After meeting an old high school flame and then hearing about an orphanage with abandoned teenagers, he has decided that Bo (Ryan Wichert) is his son.		2012 Directed by: Jamie Heinrich Screenplay by: Jamie Heinrich Starring: Jason Carrougher, Ryan Wichert and Katherine Bending

The Diary of Preston Plummer: Movie Review

Preston falls in Love, Kate falls apart, and the universe expands as it always does.

Preston Plummer (Trevor Morgan) is graduating from university with the feeling of never really having loved anything. At a party he meets a girl who wants him to drive her home. Not just college home, but home, home – in another state. She needs to go home and he needs an adventure which he never got to experience. “The Diary of Preston Plummer” is about the long journey home — physically, emotionally and spiritually.		2012 Directed by: Sean Ackerman Screenplay by: Sean Ackerman Starring: Trevor Morgan, Rumer Willis