Marty Weiss Movies

A team-building wilderness weekend turns into a waking nightmare when a group of adventurous L.A. executives fall prey to a relentless killer. Asked by her boss to join a paintball battle in the Northern California wilderness, gaming engineer Lee (Haylie Duff) eagerly accepts. After all, what better way to show up her cocky male colleagues than to lock them in her sights and squeeze off a round of paint-soaked humility? But these woods aren't as deserted as the boss had anticipated, because lurking amidst the foliage is a violent gang of survivalists who are determined to keep their location secret. When these two worlds collide, the body count starts to rise. Now locked in a vicious battle for survival in the middle of nowhere, the only hope for these white-collar city slickers is to embrace their own killer instincts, and teach their attackers a lesson in ferocity ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

A man must make the ultimate sacrifice to save the woman he loves from creatures of the night in this tale of terror. Connor (Colin Egglesfield) and Amanda (Meredith Monroe) are a young couple who journey to Thailand on a vacation. Connor and Amanda have an argument one night, and she storms off; she doesn't return to their hotel that night, and it isn't long before he begins to worry. When the police can't help Connor find Amanda, he begins to wonder if she's fallen prey to an unusual form of foul play, and he learns that Thailand is home to a tribe of predatory vampires. Putting his martial arts skills to work, Connor seeks the help of a pair of local vampire hunters to bring Amanda back to safety, but it isn't long before he realizes that if he's to find the vampires, he must become one himself. Vampires: The Turning is an in-name-only follow-up to John Carpenter's 1998 hit Vampires. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide