Brett Piper Movies

Director Brett Piper employs such traditional practical effects as miniatures and stop-motion animation in this adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's Dreams in the Witch House, which tells the tale of a woman who moves into an old dark house with a sinister history, and makes a terrifying discovery upon venturing into the basement. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A hot and sexy TV host finds herself hot on the trail of a swamp creature known as Muckman. Once thought to be an urban legend, the slimy monster proves to be much more dangerous than any spook story, as the intrepid star's mission to find him lands her right in the middle of his primary hunting ground. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

Screaming Dead and Shock-O-Rama director Brett Piper returns to terrify horror fans with this gruesome tale of a biological weapons project gone terrifyingly awry. A group of mischievous friends break into a building they presume to be abandoned, only to discover a biological weapons project that has mutated into an unstoppable, flesh-eating contagion. When the bacteria goes airborne and begins to spread at an alarming rate, a mad scientist predicts that the entire planet will be devoid of life within forty-eight hours. Now, as the virulent super bug turns everyone in it's path into a quivering pile of infectious sludge, a covert military team is assigned the task of containing the infection and destroying the strain before it becomes an epidemic. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Misty Mundae, star of such films as PlayMate of the Apes, Dr. Jekyll and Mistress Hyde, and SpiderBabe, heads the cast of this straight-to-video softcore horror flick. Mundae plays Bridget, a young woman who, along with five pals, enters a spooky abandoned mental asylum and is faced with gruesome terror. Written and directed by Brett Piper, Screaming Dead also stars Rob Monkiewicz and Rachael Robbins. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

A woman finds her life is at stake when she learns the truth about her late husband in this action thriller. Susan Fredericks (Libby Hudson) is dealing with the death of her husband Alan, a successful lawyer, when she makes a startling discovery -- Alan was representing Richard Corliss (Miles O'Keeffe), a powerful and ruthless organized crime leader. While Alan was walking on the wrong side of the law, his conscience began to get the better of him, and he decided to go to the police with what he knew about Corliss and his business; Corliss' enforcers killed him before he could talk, but not before he made up a computer disc that duplicated the financial records for all of Corliss' illegal businesses. When Susan finds the disc, she becomes the next target for Corliss and his men, so police detective Zoe Crowe (Sue Ball) is assigned to protect Susan by the city's district attorney (Linnea Quigley), who is determined that Susan will testify in court about what her husband knew. But Crowe isn't aware that one of her partners on the force, O'Malley (Burt Ward), is a gambler deep in debt to Corliss' loan sharks, and that O'Malley isn't above doing a hit against Susan in order to clear his account. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

In this campy adventure from the folks at Troma, a female barbarian warrior battles prehistoric beasts and wages war against an evil renegade when she's not busy being kidnapped by mutants or falling in love with good-looking male barbarians. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

A small airplane flown by swaggering pilot (Rob Monkiewicz) and carrying a snobby paleontologist (David Bunce), his three female assistants, and a goofball stoner (Dan Merriman) crashes into rural farmland during a meteor storm. They find an empty farmhouse for the night, only to discover a nest of mutant arachnids has awakened, and that the critters are hungry -- for human flesh. ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi