Grant Bradley Movies

Three teenagers find their longtime friendship crumbling after enlisting the aid of a ruthless serial killer in ridding themselves of a relentless bully in this dark thriller from Redball director Jon Hewitt. High school has been a living hell for shy teens Mark (Sebastian Gregory and James (Joshua Payne); classroom bully Gary Parker has made it his life mission to ensure that their suffering doesn't end until graduation day, and it's obvious he relishes his work. Now that graduation day is drawing near, Mark and James begin making plans to strike back at Gary with a vengeance. Then, shortly after the disappearance of a female classmate, Mark discovers a fresh grave in the woods near his quiet suburban neighborhood, and witnesses an SUV speeding away from the scene. Returning to the site later that day with James and his girlfriend Chasely (Hanna Mangan-Lawrence), Mark decides to grab a shovel and go to work. No one expected to find anything more incriminating than a dead family pet, so when the earth splits open to reveal the corpse of a Canadian backpacker, the trio makes it their mission to track down the killer and blackmail him into exacting violent revenge on their old nemesis Gary. But this is one killer who doesn't play by the rules, and by the time he turns the tables on Mark, Gary, and Chasely, the three teens realize that their only hope for escape is to confront their darkest fears head on. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

A carefree summer on exotic Treasure Island becomes an action-packed adventure when the young campers must band together to battle an enormous sea monster. As children from all over the world arrive at the popular summer camp to make movies and have fun, the appearance of a lonely misfit boy coincides with a growing battle of the sexes. But when a rampaging sea monster puts the future of the camp in jeopardy, the feuding campers must put aside their differences and fight together in order to make it home alive. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Inspired by the real-life rescue of several miners from a collapsed tunnel in North Carolina, this made-for-TV drama stars Mimi Rogers as Pat Bogen, superintendent of the Greymount Mine. Long concerned over safety issues at the mine, Pat finds that her worries are confirmed when a cave-in occurs, trapping seven workers. Among those entombed are Pat's own husband Chief (Ted Shackelford) and their son Rabbit (Ben Castles). With the oxygen supply running out -- and water surging into the mine's tunnel -- Pat feverishly oversees the Herculean rescue efforts, battling every inch of the way with the "instinct over technology" policies of the mine's former superintendent, her own father Cappy (Bruce Allpress). Cave In debuted May 2, 2003, on the PAX network. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

A woman tracking a dangerous criminal discovers the criminal may be tracking her as well in this thriller. Trish Burchall (Kelly McGillis) is an investigative reporter whose latest assignment has her tracking a serial killer who has been murdering young women and then moving on to kill their families. While Burchall feels the people have the right to know about the danger this killer poses to them, the local authorities are trying to keep their investigation under wraps and refuse to cooperate with her. The more Burchall learns about this violent lunatic and his sick ideas about the typical family, the more uneasy she becomes, and with good reason -- she soon has reason to believe that she and her daughter could be his next victims. No One Can Hear You also features Barry Corbin, Kieren Hutchinson, and Craig Parker. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide