Mark Kinsey Stephenson

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The Unnamable II: The Statement of Randolph Carter 1992 (4.7)

A creature of demonic nature, too hideous to have a name, once again terrorizes the college kids that summoned it.
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The Unnamable 1988 (4.7)

Students from Miskatonic University decide to spend the night in the Winthrop house, a spot widely believed to have been haunted for the past 300 years, ever since Joshua Winthrop was horribly murdered and mutilated by the hideous creature born of his wife.
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Where Evil Lies 1995 (2.5)

Two young exotic dancers think they're about to get their big break in show business when they land a job in the hottest strip bar in town. However, their excitement soon turns to terror when they wind up as pawns in a savage and brutal international white slavery ring. It's up to their boyfriends to save them, except one of them is running the whole operation.
Mark Stephenson

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Sparrowhawk 2018

When a homeless man, Carl, finds himself alone in an abandoned warehouse with a team of corrupt cops who are prepared to take whatever measures are necessary to find their nemesis, a man called Hashim, Carl knows the odds are stacked against him. However, as matters take a turn for the worse and identities become twisted the truth is finally revealed.
Mark Stephenson

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St. Patrick's Day 1998 (3.7)

It's your traditional Irish holiday - cousins are having sex, couples are getting divorced, John Michael has brought his boyfriend and Millicent might be a witch - it's enough to drive you to drink. The only catch - Mary McDonough won't allow a drop of whiskey in the house.
Mark Stephenson

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Red Ribbons of Love 2023

A short film that documents the 30-year history of the red AIDS ribbons on the tower of Hollywood United Methodist Church, located two blocks from the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 1993, when salons, barbershops, schools, and churches were closing their doors to the LGBTQ+ community for fear of “catching” AIDS, this church not only welcomed the community into the church but affixed two large red ribbons of love to the sides of its tower to proclaim that all are welcome.