Raymond J. Markovich Movies

Two chauvinistic tire salesmen plot revenge against a brown-nosing colleague who demotes them both to secretarial positions after becoming the new boss. Rodney (Michael Vartan) and Mike (Sean Astin) always put more work into harassing their geeky coworker (David Cross) than selling tires. But when their boss drops dead at a local strip club, the target of their torment becomes the new head executive - and his first order of business is to make Rodney and Mike administrative assistants. Meanwhile, after enduring endless humiliation and fetching countless cups of coffee, two pranksters begin plotting their revenge. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A high school valedictorian winds up with the last job he ever expected, and scrambles to save his future by transforming a hedonistic party into a haughty Harvard soiree. Alex Sperling (Brett Davern) is fresh out of high school, and Harvard bound. That is, until his big summer internship goes up in flames. Now, in order to stay on the right track, Alex sets his sights on Los Angeles, where his cousin Roger (Matthew Lillard) runs a successful business. But when Alex arrives to find that Roger has dropped out of Harvard and taken up cleaning pools, his Ivy League dreams start to wither. A new opportunity presents itself, however, when one of Roger's biggest clients leaves town, and the ambitious pool boys meet Laura (Rachelle Lefevre), an entrepreneurial escort seeking to start her own business. With a sprawling mansion now at their disposal, Roger and Alex team up with Laura to start an escort service that caters to a wealthy clientele. Before long all three are swimming in cash. Trouble arises, however, when Alex's parents drop in with some old friends from Harvard. Now, unless Alex can convince them all that the kinky bash is catering to the Harvard elite, his entire future could very well go up in flames. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Overwhelmed by the soul crushing mediocrity of his life and hopelessly embittered by his overbearing boss and cruel ex-wife, a suicidal man recruits a struggling filmmaker to document his last day on earth. Max Walker (Tom Sizemore) is a man consumed by the emptiness inside. He's tired of this world, and at the end of the day he plans on putting a gun to his head and pulling the trigger. But quite a bit can happen over the course of twenty-four hours, and before that fateful bullet is fired there is much to be done. Determined to capture the events of the day for posterity, Max bestows sympathetic film student Bud (Corey Sevier) with a video camera and instructs him never to stop filming no matter what happens. Later, as Max roams the city confessing past misdeeds, sharing epiphanies, and railing against the injustices of the world, Bud makes good on his promise to capture every captivating moment. Finally freed from the rules of society and determined to live by his own rules, Max proves himself a man of deep emotional complexity as he commits random acts of heroism and shocking acts of insanity. The last order of business for Max is to confront his uncaring boss and his callous ex-wife, but just as his rage reaches a boiling point he finds his mission suddenly turned upside down due to the kindness of a young woman in a wheelchair. As the end of the day draws near and Max prepares for his final scene, one shocking revelation promises to change the lives of everyone involved. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi