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Teaser preview for At The Reefers Of Madness, directed by Brian Clement.

At The Reefers Of Madness is a Lovecraft-influenced stoner comedy that imagines what would happen if modern college students attending Miskatonic University found themselves in the possession of the ancient book of evil, The Necronomicon. Instead of using it to obtain limitless power, they only want to conjure more weed for themselves. A Disciple of the Great Old Ones offers to grant their wish in exchange for a sacrifice. Soon the students find themselves 'laughing and killing in joy' as absurdity and insanity ensue.

Written & directed by Brian Clement. DOP Nadeem Soumah. Music by Smoked Out Brainzzz. Special makeup effects by Dru Reed and Andrea Brown.

Starring Luke Marty, Calwyn Shurgold, Jeff Orchard, Dan Pagett, Kyle Maguire and Danielle Barker

Coming Attractions is a short film consisting of 4 interlinked fake movie trailers, each done in a different style. The first, 'The Restauranteur' is the story of a restaurant owner forced to return to a life of crime. The second, 'V-Squad' follows a quintet of sexy female assassins recruited by a government agency to battle organized crime. The third, 'La Venganza del Diablo Azul' features the luchador El Diablo Azul revived from the dead to seek revenge against those who murdered his family, and the fourth and final trailer, 'V-Squad Part 2' returns to the V-Squad as they face an army of vicious extra-terrestrial mutants.

Written & Directed by Brian Clement
copyright 2008 Frontline Films/Brian Clement

Starring Michael Farrell , Bronson Kidd, Josh Miller, Robin Thompson, Debra Easton, Denise Brown, Ken Gordon, Desiree Zantolas, Danielle Chambers, Sarah Cody, Estelle Norris, Dakota Cornell, Mia Internicola, Edson Lopez

Music by Jasper Van der Veen
Prosthetic Props by Flesh & Fantasy Effects / Ryan Nicholson
Costumes by Karin Kehoe
Special Thanks to Jem Elsner, Steve Webb, Neil Kelly, Colin Liseth, Starr Levesque, Matt Orlesky

Screened at the 2008 Sharpcuts Film Festival, the 2009 Faux Film Festival in Portland, OR, and the 2009 Adelaide Film Festival "Fake Film Fest" in Adelaide, Australia

A lowly bike courier named Karen is given a package from the future, confronting her with the dilemma of what drives the universe: free will, predestination, or random chance.

The Cycles is the new short film from Toronto-based Frontline Films, directed by Brian Clement, produced by Jeff McCormack, starring Tam Best, Kelly-Marie Murtha, Robert Nolan, with Derek Chadbourne and Allan Turner.

For more info, check out frontlinefilms.net

Hard Time is the story of August Day, a man trapped in a repeating series of events, throughout different decades of the 20th century.
A short film recently completed in Toronto, Ontario, Hard Time stars Matt McLaughlin as August Day, Michelle Adams as June, Robert Nolan and Evan Spergel.
Music by Stephanie Vittas, camera by Robin Walker and Peter Harvey, production assistance by Aleksy Mesherakov, Steven Leonard Taylor, Rob Hunt, produced by Jeff McCormack, written and directed by Brian Clement.

Second teaser preview of the new full-length sci-fi/horror feature from Frontline Films, DARK PARADOX. This teaser is from mid-2008, features music from the production as well as finished sound design. Edited together long after the initial premiere, and intended to be used in conjunction with promotional activity at Fan Expo Canada.

The movie follows a writer's unwitting discovery of the history and secret efforts of a cult in Victoria, Canada that has been engaged in a 60 year effort to open a portal between our world and another, letting in a host of vicious interdimensional beings. The city of Victoria was in fact rumoured in the 1980's to be the second worldwide "capital of Satanism" after Geneva, Switzerland. Dark Paradox explores the idea that this myth was not only partially true but also inaccurate in suggesting the cult activity was "Satanic" when in fact it was based on the worship of ancient extraterrestrial "elder gods" in the vein of HP Lovecraft's fiction.

Written and directed by Brian Clement, starring Chuck Depape, Bronwyn Lee, Michael Farrell, Robin Thompson, music by Jason Robertson.

Dark Paradox made its Canadian debut in October of 2007 at the theatrical premiere screening. In May of 2008, the South American premiere came at the Rio de Janeiro International Fantastic Film Fest (riofan.com.br). The US premiere will be October 4 2008 at the HP Lovecraft Film Fest in Portland, Oregon (hplfilmfestival.com).

For more info, updates, and upcoming screening times go to the Frontline Films site at frontlinefilms.net or myspace.com/darkparadoxmovie