Chris Soth Movies

A 50 year old murder sends a shockwave of terror to the present day when a young couple moves into a house in this tale of terror from award-winning filmmaker Brent Roske. Shortly after moving into their dream home, Janice and Sam learn that it was once the scene of a grisly murder. Isabelle, the previous owner, had caught her husband and his mistress making love, and flying into a rage killed them both in cold blood. Meanwhile, as an elusive serial killer stalks the streets, Janice finds her dreams drenched in blood and begins sleepwalking in the dead of night. Could she be the killer the police have been searching for, or is the truth more terrifying than anyone could imagine? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

This Chris Soth screenplay is directed by Dean Semler, the Oscar-winning Dances With Wolves cinematographer who also did cinematography for Waterworld and Last Action Hero. The film's action hero is Howie Long (Broken Arrow), Fox Sports commentator and former NFL star. Wyoming firefighter Jesse Graves (Long) leads a team of smoke-jumpers who parachute into forest fires. Inside a penitentiary, killer Earl Shaye (William Forsythe) devises an escape plan in order to recover a hidden $37 million. He murders a fellow inmate and takes his place in a group of convicts headed out to fight a forest fire. They make an escape, pose as visiting Canadian firefighters, and are ready to look for the loot when retired firefighter Wynt (Scott Glenn) discovers the escape. Shaye's group rescues trapped ornithologist Jennifer (Suzy Amis, Titanic's Lizzy Calvert). Jesse parachutes in, but time is running out, since the original fire and the backfire will soon combine to create a firestorm. Filmed on location in British Columbia with fire-enhancement special effects by Chris Corbould. Not to be confused with Firestorm: 2024 A.D. (1996) or Firestorm: 72 Hours in Oakland (1993). ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi