Philip Gipson

I'd rather it be somewhere on the moon where there are no possible quakes.

This seriously makes my blood boil. Being a Black person myself, it pains me to know that there are many racists on our planet.

I sincerely wish that this migrant situation would be solved.

Idiocy exists everywhere in the world. That woman should've been held responsible for what she did.

I've never seen Secrets of Sulphur Springs, but this is indeed heartbreaking news.

I saw that tweet, all right. She's so despicable.

She's gonna seek vengeance against her half-sister.

This has to be yet another case of corporate meddling.

I didn't think a sequel to Single Black Female would happen either, but it's happening.

Naomi/Trinity is a total abuser who'll do anything to cover her tracks. Cosmic Dimensions did nothing wrong to deserve this kind of backblash.

This trailer is pretty "chilling" to see. :)

Cheerleaders are most definitely athletic.

This is a very welcome surprise. :)

I'm not a fan of wrestling, but abuse by even one of its stars should never be condoned.

I'm totally stoked about this!

I've always had a problem with sites having ads played on their videos before the real stuff begins.

I shudder at the thought of quakes happening on the moon. They'll have to take this very seriously.

I'm a little apprehensive about this, but I'll try to keep an open mind.

This is more than a little disturbing. Hopefully it'll be resolved peacefully.

The husband doesn't really understand that trust is every relationship's foundation.

That mask has that horror feel perfectly nailed.

A young Southern woman (Anna Marie Dobbins) with a love for dance decides to join a dance club in order to get herself and her parents (William R. Moses and Jennifer Grey) out of debt. Soon enough, she's surrounded by all the internal and external conflicts surrounding said club, prompting her to put her life at risk to uncover its secrets. Will this prove to be her first and final official performance? Additional casting: Natasha Wilson as the head of the dance club that Anna Marie joins, Jon Briddell as Natasha's boss, Andrew Rogers as Natasha's cynical brother who takes a liking to Anna Marie, Grace Patterson, Christie Leverette, Ashley Doris, and Aubrey Reynolds as women with backgrounds similar to Anna Marie's and who are also the dance club's customers, Christa B. Allen as Anna Marie's rival on the dance floor who gets jealous of the latter woman's arrival and harrasses her at every turn, David Yost and Juan Pablo Di Pace as a married neighborly couple for Anna Marie's family, Max Ehrich as Anna Marie's childhood best friend, Jackee Harry and James Hyde as local cops, Sean Kanan and Christopher Sky as a pair of criminals with a connection to the dance club, Juliana Destefano (in a Hispanic accent inspired by the English-dubbed Myka Media videos) as a homeless person also with ties to the dance club, and Jennifer Field as a mysterious hooded figure tracking Anna Marie's every move. Distributors: Reel One Entertainment and The Ninth House. Writers: Kelly Peters and Amy Taylor, from a Jake Helgren story. Executive producers: Sebastian Battro, Tom Berry, Barbara Fisher, Breanne Laplante, and Sheri Reeves. Producers: Autumn Federici, Jake Helgren, Deon Richmond, Kelly Peters, and Amy Taylor. Line producer: Kristifor Cvijetic. Associate producer: John Burd. Music: Catherine Joy. Stunts: Michele Dawson and Hunter Deno. Director: Jake Helgren.

She's certainly living up to her last name. :)

Nintendo's sure not pulling any punches here.

That man was so in the wrong for raping the mom's daughter. He should just be locked up in prison without a chance for parole.