A star-driven comedy, a one-night psychological thriller, a Christmas horror-comedy and a holiday rom-com. Every script is finished and ready to go.
When the wrong Juan is swept up in a deportation, the other Juan is forced into a life that isn't his, including a place in the spotlight.
What begins as an absurd mix-up becomes a story about the people behind the paperwork, the families caught in between, and how far one man will go for someone he barely knows.
What happens when two toxic partners' intrusive thoughts all come true in one bloody night?
Born with a caul and plagued by visions of the Wild Hunt, an awkward Alpine snowboarder becomes the prime suspect when tourists are slaughtered during a glitzy Christmas competition, and the only one who can stop the killer before his best friend is next.
A Christmas horror-comedy set in the Italian Alps, shooting at Black Forest Studios in Germany.
A grieving novelist who traded her pen for a gourmet chicken-wing restaurant falls for her biggest fan at Christmas, never suspecting he's the pop-up rival putting her out of business.
After losing her fiancé to cancer, Olive, a writer, puts her pen down and pours everything into an upscale chicken-wing restaurant in Los Angeles. She runs the kitchen like a general. Then, as Christmas approaches, a pop-up shop starts appearing around town, selling better wings for less, and her dining room empties out.
With the help of Bodhi, a charming stranger, Olive sets out to crack the competitor's recipe. If she fails, the restaurant closes and her whole staff is out of work for the holidays.
She finally gets the recipe right, and she has fallen for Bodhi along the way. Then she learns that Bodhi owns the pop-ups and had the recipe all along. The two fall out badly. Only when Olive understands why he did it do they find their way back to each other. Her love of writing comes back, the restaurant survives, and together they open a chain of wing restaurants that feed the homeless.





People watch more rom-coms over the holidays than at any other time of year, and holiday movies are a reliable seasonal draw for streamers and broadcasters. At $1M, Fowl Play is built for that audience.
Kyle grew up in Boulder, Colorado, and has spent his life chasing adventure: teaching English in Brazil, living in Rio, St. Thomas and Fiji, and spending his youth on mission trips building orphanages in Mexico. More than the adventure, he loves telling stories about the people who changed how he sees the world.
After moving to Los Angeles from the Caribbean, he studied film at UCLA and built a steady run of acting credits. He has written multiple features and a television series, along with novels and a children's book. He has also helped produce shorts, music videos and a feature starring Glenn Close. Through his company Media Misfits, he makes films that shine a light on social injustice and amplify voices that don't get heard often enough.
Scripts, decks and budgets are available for all four titles. Reach out to set a time during the market.
kyle@media-misfits.com