"Alice", Writer/Director Nick Willing’s take on the Lewis Carroll classics " Alice 's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking-Glass"

28-year-old actress Caterina Scorsone plays Alice since Willing wants this version to follow the more adult and "fiercely independent" version of the character. Alice is a stranger in an outlandish city of twisted towers and casinos built out of playing cards, all under the rule of a deliciously devilish Queen who's not very happy about Alice 's arrival. Playing the Red Queen is Kathy Bates.

Other cast include Andrew Lee Potts as Mad Hatter, Harry Dean Stanton as Caterpillar, and Tim Curry as resistance leader Dodo.

This production has been nominated for 9 Gemini Awards.

It does end with a bang. Where it begins again pushes the limits of adventure and the need to satisfy a curiosity for what lies beyond life, and death.

When American war zone journalist Matt Ellman (Tahmoh Penikett, Battlestar Galactica) and his fiancée, Jessie Machalan (Laura Vandervoort, Smallville), are killed in an explosion, Matt awakens, separated from Jessie, on the banks of a river snaking endlessly across a mysterious new plane of existence. On Riverworld, everyone who has ever lived on Earth, ever soul throughout time, has been reborn along the banks of a seemingly endless river. Determined to locate Jessie, Matt aligns with Tomoe (Jeananne Goossen, Falcon Beach) , a 13^th century female warrior, Allegra (Romina D’Ugo, Hairspray), a 15^th century courtesan of shifting alliances, and American novelist and Riverboat captain Samuel Clemens (Mark Deklin, Justice), better known as Mark Twain. With a full crew of adventurers, they embark upriver to understand where they are, why they are here, and to what unknowable end the river winds.

“Charting a territory somewhere between Gulliver's Travels and The Lord of the Rings” (Time), Philip Jose Farmer’s Nebula Award-winning saga becomes a spectacular miniseries event—a feast for the eyes, the mind, and the heart of everyone who longs to explore the meaning of life, the mysteries of death, and everything that lies between.

A lonely stretch of Texas desert highway leads a group of travelers on a one-way ride to hell—as pawns in an ancient battle between good and evil.

En route to South Padre Island in Texas, three couples, including Danny Bowman and his wife, Tessa—have set up camp for a relaxing night. But when Danny stumbles upon twelve devil worshippers, and witnesses the bloody sacrifice of six young women, the helpless victims find themselves held hostage under the light of the moon, far away from civilization, and subjected to a violent secret ceremony of their own. The Desolators, the killer gang in service to the master known only as Black Sombrero, claim to harbor connections to the dark side. Tonight, they’re going to prove it.

The first blood sacrifice in the woods was just the beginning of Black Sombrero’s plan. What he desires is a perfect host for the gestation of the anti-Christ. As he summons the demon into Tessa’s womb, rescuers arrive, giving Tessa, her husband, and their friends a last chance at escape. But they’re pursued into an even darker unknown—a desolate church inhabited by a strange young boy and a priest on a terrifyingly divine mission of his own. As the Desolators descend upon the sacred hostile, and as an uncontrollable fear grows inside Tessa, all hell is going to break loose.

A race with the devil is on in Hard Ride to Hell—and the bad guy is winning.

Winged robot monkey with razor-blade teeth, a shape-shifting dog, a cyber-punk sorceress, three-eyed dwarves, and killer crickets. Welcome to a land you never heard of once in a lullaby...

The once-beautiful Outer Zone has been zapped into a frigid and decaying wasteland. Here, in O.Z., one of its subjects, known only as Lavender Eyes, has been imprisoned. Her stunningly evil captor in black leather is Sorceress Azkadellia. The Woman is just part of the sorceress’s nefarious plot—to suck the souls out of her minions and harness the energy to jump the gap between her world and the “other side”—a place called Earth. But Azkadellia’s prescient wolverine servant, Lylo, warns his mistress of a vile presence that embodies goodness, an alarming glimmer of light and hope that could be her undoing. She is DG, a rebellious young woman from Omaha, imbued with wanderlust and visited upon in her dreams by none other than Lavender Eyes and the fellow slaves whose pleas of “save us” urge DG to follow her destiny.

DG does just that, right over a cliff into a swirling storm, face first in a debris-strewn land of double suns. Enlisting the help of three new friends—the zipper-headed half-brain Glitch, a tin cop named Cain, and the gentle manimal Raw—DG embarks on a journey of deliverance along a crumbling old road. Where it leads is into the decadence of the Twister Cabaret, the flamboyant shocks of the Realm of the Unwanted, the fetid horrors of the Black Swamp, and deep into the darkening heart of O.Z. and the mind of the Mystery Man who knows all. Here, DG will discover her role in the fate of a city, her startling connection to Lavender Eyes and to Azkadellia herself, who brings a gleefully sadistic, soul-sucking new meaning to the term “sibling rivalry.”

Spiked with the kind of off-the-wall creatures, voluptuous villains, acid twists, and hair-raising turns that Dorothy’s dreams never allowed before, this knockout update of The Wizard of Oz doesn’t just go over the rainbow. It goes way beyond.