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As WWII reaches its turning point, the 761st Tank Battalion, a majority-African American unit known as the Black Panthers, must fight to stop Germany’s advance during the Battle of the Bulge. The fate of the free world is in their hands. From writer/director Michael Phillip Edwards comes the war action flick, Black Panters of WWII. From The Asylum comes a movie based off of the exploits of the real-life 761st Tank Battalion, a segregated African American tank unit in the United States Army during World War II. Black Panthers of WWII is out in theaters today and available On Demand. The trailer follows the list of cinemas hosting screenings this opening weekend. Laemmle Glendale Aurora Cineplex ...

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If only university was all about driving humvees, wearing/watching bikinis and rocking big hair in the cafeteria, then life would be a whole lot simpler. However, events get complicated in director Michael Phillip Edwards' (Sides) C.L.A.S.S. Blood sprays, teachers and students collide, while killer ninjas hide behind fridge doors. The incorporation of so many conflicting elements makes classifying this film in genre difficult. Yet, writers here at 28Dla are very astute and C.L.A.S.S. is definitely not vibing comedy. So, step into the trailer for this feature below, as C.L.A.S.S. has just finished production, with distributors now being sought and choose your own genre for C.L.A.S.S.

The synopsis for C.L.A.S.S. is here:

"When a brilliant female law student Fiona Reid signs up for Professor Mark Sloan's criminology class, she quickly realizes she has signed on for more than what she bargained for. Fiona discovers there's more than theory...

Tom Sizemore has fallen pretty far from grace of late, but he's got a few fans on the Dread Central staff and we're definitely hoping to see the guy get his A game back. One of his current projects (not Celebrity Rehab) looks and sounds like it might be able to pull it off.

C.L.A.S.S., starring Tom Sizemore and now shooting in Los Angeles, is directed by Michael Phillip Edwards and written and produced by Sheldon Robins. The film co-stars Paige La Pierre, Jamison Haase, Randy Irwin, Dante Bosco, and Sam Daly. Here's the full synopsis courtesy of the official C.L.A.S.S. website:

When brilliant female law student Fiona Reid signs up for Professor Mark Sloan’s criminology class, she quickly realizes she has signed on for more than what she bargained for. Fiona discovers there’s more than theory behind the good professor’s seemingly masterful way of getting into...

Tom Sizemore and Paige La Pierre are entwined in the hunt for a serial killer in C.L.A.S.S. now shooting in Los Angeles. La Pierre starred in Neighborhood Watch and Plaguers . Here she plays a law student who takes Sizemore's criminology class. Both are soon on the hunt for a serial killer that has targeted their town. Naturally, there's something suspect about Sizemore's character... In the director's chair is Michael Phillip Edwards working from a script by Sheldon Robins. Dante Basco also stars alongside Sam Daly, Jasmine Waltz, Jamison Haase and Randy Irwin. Pics from the set can be found at Classthemovie.com - a website that strangely uses the lightsaber sound effect every time you scroll over selected tabs.