Mark Irvingsen Movies

Emanuel Itier writes and directs the low-budget slasher movie Scarecrow, shot on digital video and released straight to DVD. Misfit Lester (Tim Young) is constantly picked on and he ends up getting killed by his mother's boyfriend. His soul inhabits a scarecrow, so he uses his new form to take revenge on the people who picked on him when he was alive. Scarecrow stars Roxanna Bina as Stephanie, Anil de Mello as Greg, and Mark Irvingsen as Farmer Hailey. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

A man gives up his dream job for the woman he loves, only to risk losing both her and his old friends in this independent comedy-drama. John St. Clair (Paul Kolsby) works as a clerk as a video store; John loves movies, knows them like the back of his hand, and enjoys his job, but he's fully aware that most folks would think a 38-year-old man ought to be doing something a bit more lucrative and responsible for a living. John is also single and none too thrilled about it, and when he meets Denise Hunter (Sharon Repass), a business executive, he thinks he may have found the woman he's been looking for. John and Denise hit it off, but while Denise is quite taken with John, she isn't sure she can get serious about a middle-aged man who doesn't have a "real job." Nathan (Mark Irvingsen), who knew John from college, steps in to help, and helps John land a job with Goldbar, Inc., a large multimedia firm who are moving into video retailing and marketing. John adjusts smoothly to corporate life, but he suddenly faces a moral dilemma when he learns Goldbar wants to buy up the independent video store where he worked and put it out of business, leaving his friend Vinny (Alan Natale) and boss Hrundi (Pramod Mishrekar) with nowhere to go. He also finds his new goal-oriented personality doesn't agree with Denise. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi