Set shortly after the end of World War II, a philosophical boxing drama of two fighters from opposite worlds (USA and Japan) who are pulled together for a questionable fight arranged by their unscrupulous managers and the Yakuza.
A Wiki-Leaks release illuminates the collusion amongst politicians and the medical industry that drives the cost of medical care to an unattainable price for the middle class. With the guilty parties' names and addresses being released, a vigilante movement springs up around the Untied States. After his father loses the battle with cancer, Mason, along with Thompson and Bobbi, seek violent justice and hope for riches along the way. A shotgun blast sparks a string of unintended consequences that leads the group down a dark road.
A peculiar maid decides to rebel against her abusive boss, but her plan goes awry and brings repercussions for years to come.
A recently single mother must learn to let go of her fear and obsession about her abusive husband in order to save her son from the hands of a mysterious creature from the woods.
Actor and writer Sean Scott McCracken is well known for playing the well-heeled, confident "Tailor" in the Mens Wearhouse campaigns (2017-2021), while positively delivering the line, "you're going to like the way you look." He just doesn't guarantee it like his predecessor, rather leaves it to the client to own the look. Equally adept at playing difficult men, and compassionate father types, he finds much of his inspiration from growing up in a large, creative family and love of life on the road. He was born in Sacramento, CA to a former Miss Idaho, later Image Consultant and Personal Shopper, Kinne Marie Holland, and retired DEA agent turned entrepreneur, William Russell McCracken. He was born the last of six children between the couple. At a young age, he and the rest of the McCracken family managed California's largest Llama farm in the 80s. His grandfather, William James McCracken, an ARMY private, was the first pilot to fly mail out to sea, and the first and only to moor a blimp to the Empire State Building (1931). Maternal grandfather, Yale Bertie Holland, worked at the sugar beet factory in Nampa, ID and later became a real estate developer in the Treasure Valley. Both grandmothers, Margaret Elaine McCracken and Ruth Holland were the essential rock foundations that supported the family structure. Sean Scott McCracken is also a real estate agent in Idaho, a certified EMT, PADI Master Scuba diver, and regular Universal Type O- blood donor at Red Cross. He splits time between LA, NY, and the Intermountain West.
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