Sherri Lyn Litz

An alcoholic spends all his time spying on his neighbor, waiting for the right moment to kill him.

Comedy about a woman suffering from low self esteem who gets breast enhancement surgery, unaware that her surgeon worships H.P. Lovecraft's elder gods, and the surgery is part of a diabolical plot to rule the world.

12 years ago during a scientific expedition 3 animal biologists stumbled upon a great discovery that ended in tragedy. Whatever killed them has awoken and now the legend of the Ancient Snow Beast could prove to be more than just a legend.

Two mismatched homicide detectives are forced to team up and stop a killer from reaching his dark twisted goals. There is one small problem; the cannibalistic killer is a crooked cop who could be closer than they think! As the body count grows and the bullets fly three cops and a rat put their lives on the line to stop a mad man and his crazed cult from killing and devouring 100 women. Can Dick and Jeff figure out a way to stop the killing without killing each other?

In the grim future of 1999 - two warriors wander the wasteland, battling scavengers and searching for Nodes, remnants of the Net which are keys to unlimited power. Meanwhile, a ghost in the machine, the Kami of Wires, sparks a resistance.

Stan fled his small town life in search of fame and fortune. Little did he know that he'd be forced to return in order to write the perfect story on the perfect holiday. Stan is met with a myriad of characters including his childhood crush , a deranged homeless man, and the egotistical mayor (these are 3 spearate people BTW) Oh, and did we mention there is a spirit of ancient evil bent on death and destruction? We Didnt? Our Bad. Can stan defeat this creature, get the girl and along the way learn the meaning of one of the weirdest holidays ever (that we swear is a real thing)? You'll have to watch the movie to find out! Join local springville heroes, September Brothers, as they present a tale of love, killing and plenty of Krupnik! What else could it be but DYNGUS DAY!

Paul Rich and Mary Kay Slesinger Rich. At 84 years young Paul lost his wife of 66 years - Mary Kay was married for 34 years and she was left a widow when she was in her mid 60s. After a few years Paul and Mary Kay met and fell in love. This union of marriage is a testimony that people can be strong, vital and full of life at any age. Paul and Mary Kay prove that love can last a lifetime.