Adventure film directed by Harold Huth.

John Calvert takes over as the Falcon in this Poverty-Row continuation of the film series.

Meghan Baxter is a beautiful, young, stubborn, pain in the butt, spoiled rotten and rebellious stepdaughter of a politician. Always clashing with her stepfather, Meghan decides to run away from home and pursue a career in Chicago as an artist, her true passion. As Meghan sneaks out of her room, a man waits in the darkness, drugs her and places her in the trunk of her sports car. The kidnapper walks away and seconds later another man approaches the car and steals it. When Meghan comes to a couple of hours later, the car thieves realize not only have they stolen a car, but they have also kidnapped the politician's daughter, which definitely wasn't part of the plan. The car thieves decide to 'keep' Meghan and ask for ransom.

Starting in one of the big advertising screens of Tokyo, Cargo introduces itself in form of a bag to a young Japanese guy called Komatsu. Meeting point: a trashcan in Shibuya (the biggest train station of Tokyo). There would be nothing unusual about this if there is not the cell phone in the bag which starts to ring all of a sudden and Komatsu gets the order to leave the bag somewhere. There the problems starts because Tokyo people are supposed to be honest and Komatsu is not really able to get rid of the bag. The bag ends up where it was found and the story could go on and on forever. Cargo is symbiosis of a musicvideo trilogy and a shortfilm. Basically the story is a loop about mysterious people, mobile phones and a bag, which becomes heavy cargo for one of the characters.

An Italian lumberjack named Giovanni falls in love with a girl named Louise. What starts off as a whirlwind romance devolves Louise becoming a prisoner of passion.

A Bahamian Fisherman with a gambling addiction in Nassau takes a job smuggling Haitians to Florida in a desperate ploy to support his family.

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Live fast and ride slow with Hell's Satans-the bad-ass moped gang from Richmond, Virginia. For these 20-something gear-heads, being rowdy is a virtue and getting thrown out is as much fun as the party itself. Whether they're on a ride, at a bar, or chillin' at their awesome skate-park clubhouse, the Satans keep boredom at bay with elaborate pranks, outrageous stunts, and plenty of booze. No one has a regular job and that's just the way they like it. Because these tattooed misfits are busy revving their tiny engines, and they simply refuse to grow up.

Dick Foster is adopted as a child, but has grown into a youth who causes problems and upsets.

A paroled convict's efforts to improve conditions at a boys' reform school alarm the school's corrupt warden, who has been embezzling funds from the institution. He hatches a plan to derail the reformed convict's efforts and have him sent back to prison, and part of that scheme involves cracking down hard on the reform school's inmates.