Highland Film Group was also responsible for: The Adventures of Roborex, Hunted: Battle of the Drones, K9 Adventures: Legend of the Lost Gold, and the possibly hitting the theaters Barely Lethal.
Cyborg X – link
FROM DIRECTOR KEVIN KING (ZOMBIE HUNTER)
That’s all the information we got. But the concept art above answers every question you could possibly have about Cyborg X, except why it isn’t already made for them to take your money. This is where I joke that I haven’t seen the first 9 Cyborgs, though I actually have seen Cyborg and Cyborg 2, which sort of makes me sad that Cyborg 2 was so not very good.
Mythica – link
In pursuit of adventure, a young aspiring wizard, Marek, and his ragtag group of companions — a muscle-bound warrior, a vivacious elven thief, a beautiful priestess healer, and a half-orc assassin — set out in search of fame and fortune, becoming an unlikely squad of heros along the way. Romance, danger, and magic abound.
It’s another person’s D&D campaign in movie form!
FROM THE CREATORS OF ORC WARS, PALADIN: DAWN OF THE DRAGON SLAYER, THE CROWN AND THE DRAGON & ZOMBIE HUNTER
Yeah, okay. But I am a sucker for these crazy dungeon fantasy films. Let’s make it crazy and action-packed, so no one has time to realize we’re watching LARPers run around a National Park! I have faith.
One Shot – link
When Kyle Matthews, an elite Sniper from the World Defense Force, is trapped in enemy territory – his skills are put to the test as he attempts to survive against a whole armada of Cerulean soldiers, Hell bent on wiping all humans from existence. But when a beautiful Cerulean woman is shot and left for dead by her own kind, Kyle must chose between his own life and the life of one of the very beings he is out to kill.
Damn Ceruleans, you can never trust them. Except when you fall in love with them. So I suggest everyone who isn’t currently in love fall in love with a Cerulean and end this war. It’s the best way, really.
STARRING
Matthew Reese (THE DESCENDANTS, OSOMBIE)
Nichelle Aiden (DRAGON LORE: CURSE OF THE SHADOW)
Kevin Sorbo (“Hercules: The Legend Continues)
Kevin Sorbo continues to star in any film where lunch is provided. At this point he’s no longer a real video rental draw in my eyes, but perhaps he has enough of a loyal fanbase to still command star billing.
