Anna Rizzo Movies

Flesh for the Inferno

49/100

At a local Catholic school, the nuns have noticed that the priest is doing more than just leading his students in prayer. Not content to stand idly by as evil walks their halls, the Sisters... See full summary »

The Sins of Dracula

61/100

When Billy, a young man of faith, joins the local theater group, he finds more than teenagers involved in all manner of vice, but also a secret cult of Devil worshipers who are hell-bent on... See full summary »

Strapped for Danger

72/100

When three male strippers pull of a heist, they find themselves being tracked down by a homophobic cop. Hiding out in a frat house, our three anti-heroes find themselves getting into more trouble than they were trying to escape.

Seven Dorms of Death

57/100

Seven Dorms of Death tells the tale of a cursed stage play that is about to be performed at a New England college. Unfortunately for the director, the young cast, and anyone else unlucky ... See full summary »

Accidental Incest

75/100

A hysterically funny, sick, comedy about two people who find romance in this crazy world. The problem is that they are brother and sister! So they are left with a question: should you be ... See full summary »

Scary Little Fuckers

It's Christmas eve. An inebriated dad brings home to his adolescent son a gift he hopes will mend their faltering relationship, a Fookah, a devilish and disgusting creature that in turns wrecks havoc on their lives.

Collective Anger

Collective Anger is an examination of power, emotional manipulation and personal demons. In this drama, an angry girl's retaliation triggers a chain reaction of destructive choices among strangers.

Moments from a Sidewalk

94/100

Guilt-ridden and penniless after her father suddenly dies and the bank takes their small farm, Sarah, blaming herself for both of these losses, heads to the big city where its streets become her home and her music is her only refuge.

Disorienting Alex

Sundown

Sundown is a feature-length family drama about ravages and absurdities of living with dementia. An irresponsible...