Richard Grieco

Beyond the flatland's where the Spahn Ranch once stood a gathering of Charles Manson devotees find refuge in the woods. When a member of their group is brutally attacked they are forced to take revenge.

In the blistering desert stands Dee's Money Pit, a strip club where sinners come to drink—and die. When two bikers cross the wrong dancers, their slaughter sparks a collision between a ragtag crew of exorcists, a pair of naïve missionaries, and a homeless drifter with secrets of his own.

Set against the timeless backdrop of Clarksburg's historic Wonder Bar Steakhouse, THE WONDER BAR is a heartfelt and thought-provoking faith-based drama about loss, redemption, and the power of human connection. Written and directed by Richard Grieco (21 Jump Street), the film showcases a deeply personal and compelling story brought to life by an outstanding ensemble cast.

In a world destroyed by war, pandemics, and disaster, a small group of survivors finds refuge inside a rebuilt stronghold known as The Fort. As darkness rises and deception spreads, the community must stand together in faith and courage to defend their last haven and fight for truth, hope, and the future of mankind.

Four college students venture to a storied haunted house over night. The goal is simple, obtain research for a paper they are writing on urban myths and legends. A caretaker, played by Richard Grieco, greets them and offers to share the tale of the home's tragic beginnings. As events unfold, the group starts to understand there's more to the stories.

A defense contractor's world shatters when his daughter is kidnapped for ransom. He launches into a desperate mission to save her and bring her home.

When a rowdy biker gang storms into town determined to ruin Christmas, Hank must dig deep — and with help from his old friend Elvis — find the courage to defend the town, reconcile his past, and rediscover his purpose. It’s a heartfelt story of faith, friendship, and redemption, wrapped in holiday cheer.

In the quiet nighttime corridors of a city hospital, Abigail (Nistratova) consoles her traumatized brother, Billy (Davi) who is now a paraplegic. Billy suffers from horrible nightmares in which he revisits his childhood, where we meet his alcoholic and violent father. Sharing Billy’s hospital room is a dying man, Mr. Cohen (Dern) who seems to know everything about Billy and Abigail. There’s also another horrific presence roaming in the hospital terrifying patients and staff alike.

Dallas is a one-man killing machine on a mysterious rampage. His attacks on biker gangs and meth labs anger the Vegas mob boss who’s holding Dallas’ girlfriend hostage. But who is Dallas working for? Even torture won’t make him talk, and he won’t stop until justice is served.

When Alma returns home to help her family get their Native American heritage recognized, all she finds is the World-Famous Clown Motel that has been erected on their land.