Bill McCormick

Motel 666 (2012)
Film by Carlos Jimenez Flores Music Director There is a reality television crew that shows up at the motel. They are from the show, Ghost Encounters. They ask the owner for permission to video in search of ghosts. The owner of the motel gives them a tour of the place and tells them stories of murders and deaths that have taken place at the motel. He also shares motel guests' sightings and encounters with ghosts at the motel that have been shared and reported to him. They are permitted by the owner to spend the night at the motel in search of evidence of paranormal activity. Their electric magnetic instruments are spiked in different places on the property. Their search leads them to the storeroom. Once they enter, they find a door to the attic, which they had no idea existed. They go up and find a Santeria altar. Through investigation, they learn that the janitor can communicate with ghosts and practices Santeria, so they interview him. Mayhem ensues. And only the devil decides whose souls to keep

Shower of Blood (2004)
Film by Tiffany Kilbourne Music Director Five sexy college friends venture out on a road trip. A detour to Lisa's Uncle Marty's house leads them into the Galloway Forest which is known for mysterious disappearances and rumors of cannibalism. Uncle Marty does not appear to be home so Lisa finds a hidden key, which unlocks the door to a night full of terror. As Lisa experiences bizarre visions, she wonders about her darkest family secrets. The mysterious Uncle Marty has a taste for beauty and blood. Nothing is as it seems as the friends become engulfed in his twisted world. As the night of fear and seduction continues, friends become enemies; Evil reigns in the Darkness!

Shut Eye (2003)
Film by John Covert Music Director A dark contemporary gangster drama set in Chicago, SHUT-EYE derives its edgy chemistry from conflicted loyalties. Two couples use their insider status at a strip club to plan a robbery they believe will be foolproof. Family ties and mob allegiances become confused as betrayals, reprisals, and changes of heart set the stage for an unexpected climax. This seventh feature by Chicago director Covert uses the freedom of access afforded by the digital camera to emphasize the visceral quality of the story.

The Brittle Riders Budget: $10M - $30M | Science Fiction The end of your world is the beginning of theirs. After humans circumvented anti-AI laws and created new species to fulfill the roles of menial laborers, sex slaves, and shock troops, those creations eventually rose up and killed every man, woman, and child on the planet. This is the world if Frankenstein's monsters ruled the Earth. Like Game of Thrones on crack, Apocalypses are funny that way.

Legends Parallel Budget: $5M - $10M | Action ⋄ Science Fiction When a billionaire genius discovers the multiverse is real, he dons a high-tech suit and becomes Siafu — a superhero in one universe and a target in all the others. But as powerful enemies, deadly metas, and godlike crime lords emerge across five Earths, the real fight isn't over justice — it's over who controls the timeline before reality tears itself apart.

Goptri of the Mists: Kitaab Ek Budget: $10M - $30M | Science Fiction It was one thing to maintain order, quite another to inflict tyranny. When that line got blurred one brave soul rose up in protest and set off a chain of events that would eventually lead to a world war, alien robots, and non-dimensional souls. But, before all that could happen, he'd need some bourbon, some luck, and some mists to rule. The prequel/sequel to the Award Winning series The Brittle Riders.