William Forsythe stars as John Wayne Gacy in this shocking drama detailing the bizarre relationship between the notorious serial killer and the clever college student who put his own sanity on the line in a bid to get the information the police couldn't. Inspired by author Jason Moss' autobiographical book THE LAST VICTIM, DEAR MR. GACY follows overachieving student Moss (Jesse Moss) as he establishes contact with the killer in prison for a classroom assignment. Determined to gain Gacy's trust, Moss assumes the role of a sheepish teen enamored with the prolific psychopath. Following a series of intensely personal phone calls in which both the writer and his subject laid bare their most intimate secrets, Moss ventures behind prison walls for a private meeting with Gacy. Little did Moss realize he was playing with fire; in his bid to manipulate Gacy into divulging untold details about his notorious murder spree, the probing student granted his twisted subject unprecedented access to his own fragile psyche - a fateful misstep that eventually cost the author his life when he committed suicide in June of 2006.

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Stephanie seduces her teacher Mr. Carling in order to add some excitement to her staid and stale life, only to get more than she bargained for when the handsome educator asserts control, and demands that she submit to his every sexual whim. Before long their passion explodes into violence, causing Stephanie to realize that her lust could yield tragic consequences. (94 hr.)

An ongoing philosophical conversation provides a backdrop for a deadly game of cat and mouse in this comedy-drama from filmmaker Gregory Dark. Mr. Jack (Matthew Modine) and Sweet Stephen (Callum Blue) are two men who spend their days wandering the streets of Los Angeles and chatting. Jack and Stephen enjoy talking about the big questions of life -- love, hate, violence and mortality -- but their conversations are not quite what they seem to be on the surface. Mr. Jack is actually a hired killer and Sweet Stephen is his conscience, and as they explore the City of Angels they frequently pass the bodies of women Jack has murdered. As the body count rises as Jack and Stephen ponder the imponderable, Tommy (Adam Baldwin), a police detective with a renegade streak, is on the trail of the killer. LITTLE FISH, STRANGE POND also stars Zach Galifianakis, Liza Weil and Paul Adelstein; the film was an official selection at the 2010 Cinequest Film Festival. (80 hr.)

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A modern day slave trader abducts an American girl in Spain, prompting her devoted boyfriend to drudge up some dark family secrets as he races to save her from a fate worse than death. David (Sam Page) and Georgie (Natassia Malthe) have just gotten engaged. But before they can marry, they want to ensure they have the blessing of David's father Robert (Michael Maxwell), a former career criminal who now resides in a sprawling Spanish villa. Shortly after arriving in Spain, the young couple ventures out for a night on the town. Eventually arriving at a lavish nightclub, they are quickly offered the full VIP treatment by the club's accommodating, yet sinister, owner Marlon (Howard Marks). Later, David and Georgie are separated for an instant, and Georgie goes missing without a trace. Convinced that his beloved fiancée has become a victim of foul play, David searches in vain for Georgina, and finds himself descending into a treacherous world of corruption, crime, and death. Little does David realize that Georgie has just been claimed by the White Arab (David Gant) a dangerous yet powerful psychopath who places greater value on his own dark pleasures than he does on human life. If ...

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