Brent Florence Movies
The theft of an ancient sword unleashes the fury of one of the most feared mythological creatures ever in Malevolent director John Terlesky's tale of ancient evil turned modern terror. Attila the Hun's legendary sword has been stolen by a rampaging band of marauding mercenaries, and now the powers of hell are about to be awakened. In ancient times, tales of Cerberus struck fear into the hearts of man. A three-headed dog with jaws of steel and a hunger for human flesh, Cerberus was an unstoppable force of hellish destruction. Now, with Attila the Hun's sword missing, the carnivorous canine has been resurrected and modern man must find a way to slay the monstrous beast before the forces of darkness plunge the world into chaos. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
The feature debut for writer/director/star Brent Florence, A Girl, 3 Guys and a Gun is a low-budget heist film originally shot on high-definition video. Frank (Florence) decides to skip town with his two pals, Neil (Christian Leffler) and Joey (Kenny Luper). Needing the funds to make it to the next city, the three guys get into a bumbling kidnapping scheme involving a girl, Hope (Tracy Zahoryin). Also known as The Solid Ones. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide
- 2000
Three sad sacks learn the connection between crime and auto repair in this independent comedy. Frank (Brent Florence), Neil (Christian Leffler), and Joey (Kenny Luper) are three 20-something buddies living in a one horse town in Northern California. After Frank's girlfriend gives him his walking papers, he decides to move to the big city, and Neil and Joey agree to join him. However, they don't have a bankroll for the trip, so they make plans to steal the take from the neighborhood bingo hall. The robbery barely earns the three adventurers enough money to fill up their gas tank, but they throw caution to the wind and hit the road anyway. Before long, Frank's car bites the dust, and soon the three friends are back to petty crime in order to get back on the highway. Shot on digital video, Solid Ones also features onetime musical comedy star June Allyson as Joey's grandmother; leading man Brent Florence also wrote and directed. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- June Allyson, Brent Florence, (more)
- 1996
Not to be confused with the 1971 film of the same title that chronicled the wilderness ordeal of two white youths and an aborigine in the outback of Australia, this mockumentary chronicles the ordeal suffered by a group of Christian youths and their leaders after they embark upon a wilderness trek in northern California. Soon after realizing that they are indeed lost, it doesn't take long for an anarchic Lord of the Flies mentality to descend upon the formerly pious youths. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
