Jeff Stone

The film details Frank Sinatra and the Chicago mob's involvement in John F. Kennedy's Presidential campaign as well as his death in November 1963.

Two ghost hunters run into more trouble than they thought they would when they visit Cabin 14.

Stone Films' eighth and newest film after their seven year break from making Films.

Two old college friends meet up and talk about the past and the turns it's taken for both of them.

Famous broadcasters/analysts gather together to discuss the upcoming Super Bowl with hilarious results.

Three friends deal with a being that is not from this world, with fatal consequences.

Jimmy (Noah Bell) has shot a cop and now Tommy (Eric Volm), Frankie (Julio Salas), and Charlie (Andrew Klamo) are working to cover it up after their boss, Tony (Al Scattone) makes an appearance at the speakeasy. Tony has been coming under heat from his connections after the murder, which he didn’t call and he ultimately suspects someone in the group did it. Meanwhile, one of the crew, Danny (Chris Licata), is revealed to be an informant working for Billy (James Kristian). The film explores both criminals and cops, wondering (and as stated in the beginning which is a radio show with Mike (Joey Mazzochette), Eddie (Pavi Pandher), and Larry (Josef Doctorovitz)), if we’re all that different or similar to criminals after all.

A young kid uncovers that his dog is apart of a superhero team