Dick Croy

FUGITIVE SLAVE Budget: $1M - $5M | Drama The spirit of the Underground Railroad is as vital today as it was in helping to end slavery in America because enslavement of human beings and human minds still exists. This is the lesson a young black drug dealer learns in this suspenseful drama involving four people during one long harrowing winter night in a service station in Appalachia.

WOLF TIME Budget: $5M - $10M | Thriller / Suspense This is NOT your typical serial killer story (whatever that is). This is about an intended victim and what a near-death experience has to teach her about forgiveness, vengeance and death itself. A psychiatrist is attacked by a serial killer dubbed "the Wolfman" by the media. She recovers and tracks him down, relying on superior intelligence and an atavistic sixth sense triggered by her brush with death. But her personal vendetta unleashes the beast within, and her final battle is for not just her life but her soul as well. 

WATER FROM A DEEPER WELL Budget: $5M - $10M | Drama One of the artesian wells in a Midwestern town’s well supply is contaminated by an industrial pollutant and its source can’t be located, jeopardizing the entire well field. CORK ROCKNER, who before returning to rescue the struggling family business, spent several years in L.A. writing and directing a TV series on paranormal phenomena, clandestinely asks California dowser WALTER BARRY to try to locate the source of pollution.

AGAINST THE GRAIN Budget: $5M - $10M | Drama Imagine Robert Mitchum's 50's moonshine movie "Thunder Road" set in Appalachia in the present, where "moonshine" is homegrown, with LUKE'S father caught between the sheriff and vicious skinheads from Cleveland who want to rip him off. All Luke, JASON & ANANDA want is to be allowed to love one another, but life's not that simple, is it?

THE BIKES FROM MOMBASA Budget: $5M - $10M | Action Imagine the ultimate biker movie with the visual grandeur of a David Lean film. A sociopathic biker gang, running from the law, politically naive, flees to East Africa to ride for a brutal Idi Amin-like dictator. A moral parable of the Third World's revenge: a violent confrontation between the industrialized West at its most ruthless and an undeveloped civilization in its most primeval state.