Michael Bafaro Movies

A group of college students on an environmental studies trip discover something truly terrible buried deep in the woods in this shocker starring Daryl Hannah. Amy Singer and her friends were excavating what they believed to be an ancient Indian burial site when they discovered a human arm bone with a Rolex still attached to the wrist. Realizing that they've discovered a different kind of burial ground than anyone anticipated, the students try frantically to escape as they are stalked through the woods. Meanwhile, Carrie Mitchell (Hannah) is driving to her new house in Salem, Maine when a terrified Amy staggers out of the woods. Amy has been badly injured, and as Carrie tends to her wounds the frightened girl begins to reveal the horrors that befell her friends back in the woods. As Amy's story winds to a close, Carrie realizes that the end is yet to come, and that her mysterious passenger still harbors one last, horrible secret. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

As a young girl Sarah Tobias was forever scarred by the savage murder of her parents and the horrifying image of the numbers "11:11" written in blood next to their lifeless bodies. Eighteen years after the tragedy, a series of paranormal events shake the small town Sarah calls home. A terrifying prophecy involving the numbers "11:11" soon begins to materialize, confirming Sarah's worst fear -- the entire town may be resting on the very gates if hell. As the flames of the inferno grow higher, Sarah must face her inner demons and solve the mystery of "11:11" once and for all if she holds any hope of saving her hometown and the souls of the unsuspecting residents. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Michael Bafaro's Sleeping Dogs features a thief named Harry Maxwell (Scott McNeil) breaking into a gem factory apparently staffed by underwear-clad supermodels and thuggish guards with really bad aim. He kills some of them while gay bad-guy Sanchez Boon (a woefully miscast C. Thomas Howell) shakes down someone from "The Agency." Boon rips a microphone out of the man's jaw with a pair of pliers and shoots him, going way overboard in the tooth-gnashing evil department, evidently so the audience will forget that he was Ponyboy from The Outsiders. Then there's a lot more shooting and Maxwell slides down the supermodels' table on his stomach with both guns blazing. He grabs one of the women, throws some explosives, punches out the woman, and rappels them from the roof to safety as more people shoot at them. Then someone blows up a helicopter with a rocket-launcher. This is all before they even get sent to the main location (a remote outer-space prison colony) with a topless cyborg (Ciara Hunter) and the mayhem really begins. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

This crime story juggles comedy and action as a rag-tag collection of professional and amateur thieves and murderers find themselves after the same thing, with confusing consequences. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi