Elliot Scott

The bizarre story of Elliot "White Lightning" Scott, who plans on becoming Canada's first action hero with his low-budget karate epic, Blood Fight. This surreal documentary captures two years in the lives of a passionate amateur filmmaker, his supportive partner Linda Lum, and their cast and crew of outrageous dreamers - all striving to achieve success.

A man Elliot "Lightning" Scott wakes up in a hospital bed from a coma, not able to remember anything about his life except that two men killed his cat and put him in a hospital. A woman Linda Lum in traditional Chinese clothing helps him escape the hospital and takes him into the deep woods and trains him in karate. He will now begin a journey of self discovery.

A tough as nails hero cop (Elliot Lightning Scott, Canadian Karate & Kickboxing Champ) gets transferred to a new district, partnered with a by the book Preacher cop (Yoon Park, Korean Tae-Kwon-Do Champ). Who foil the plot of an international smuggling ring. Some of the most intense stunts on Canadian film.

A local sex pervert is taking a vacation in the forest on his new bike when a series of brutal murders start taking place. The local town leader thinks it’s the local sex pervert. The town sheriff brings him in for questioning. He is released from prison because more violent murders take place. The town leaders still need the money from the annual boat show regatta and will not close the park down for just a few lives going missing. The sex pervert arms himself with his father’s shotgun and plans to show up at the 6 annual boat show regatta to but a end to this Sasquatch once and for all before he kills everyone at the spectator event on the long weekend.

In 1812 the first curse began now it lives on and the local sheriff’s department has found two women brutally ripped apart in the local forest. Additional members of the sheriff’s department have arrived to assist in locating and saving anyone left alive. A guns blazing shotgun to the head werewolf movie in the tradition of Dog Soldiers.