It's 1967 and Freda and Skip are about to consummate their impending nuptials. What could possibly go wrong on a beautiful day like this? Well we don't call it a murder mystery for nothing. Something old, something new, something borrowed, something in a body bag. Join the wedding party for an evening of love, laughs, and loaded weapons.

Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound…to whom are we referring? I’m not sure…but I do know that it isn’t this group! Once a fierce, fervent crime fighting force…the super heroes of yesterday aren’t quite as sharp as they used to be. They have been out of work for the past few years and are looking to make a comeback. But first, they need to get organized. Who will lead this compilation of caretakers back to their respected position in the crime fighting community? Who will be there to ruin their plans? And who will die trying? Run, fly or travel coach in a Value Jet…do whatever it takes to get to this monumental meeting of muscle.

Death Imitates Art...

Attend the grand opening of the newest and chicest art gallery in town. A pretentious artist, an overbearing agent and a room full of critics lead to an evening of murder, mayhem and Monet. Guess who did which when and with what! This just may be why Mona Lisa lost her smile! But no matter what...someone is going to get framed.

It’s the biggest night of all for the entertainment industry…the most influential actors, producers and directors have converged for the 2006 Hiney Awards. Hinnies are given to the top performer or technical positions in the fields of Film, Music and Television. New to this years awards ceremony is the Life Time Achievement Award. This award will be decided upon the evening of the event and will be presented at the glamorous dinner party. Mr. Red Hiney, the great-great-great-grandson of actor/director Harold Hiney (for whom the awards are named) will be the presenter of the awards and will choose the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Honor. Puh-leeeeze, I've seen better film on teeth.

Take a group of former High School audio/visual technicians, cross them with escapees from "The Casa Del Whacko" and you've got one rapturous group of Bigfoot enthusiasts. They've tracked his every move. They've built shrines in his honor. They've been examined by legions of health care professionals. They are the Bigfoot Guild!

The kids are all grown up now and are heading back to Barry Manilow Memorial High School for their class reunion. Hope you were paying attention in math class so you can count the survivors! This class has some secrets that make for an evening of whodunit fun. Think of it as "Carrie" meets "Fast Times at Ridgemont High".

All the kin folk are getting together for down home family fun - country style. The only problem is these folks feud more among themselves than the Hatfields ever did with the McCoys. Grab your squirrel rifle and head on down... is that banjo music I'm hearing?

The old man had lots of family, lots of friends, and lots of money! Now that he’s passed on to the other side, he will read his will to everyone (by way of video that he recorded before he died.) Sex, lies and videotape will meet Perry Mason as the group fights over who gets what.

These singers are so bad that the Holiday Inn at 5th and Broad Streets was shut down by the local health department. It seems that they were over-run with wild cats looking for mates whenever the group performed. The song, “Killing Me Softly” takes on a whole new meaning here.

All your favorite gangsters are back in town and hooking up at the local speakeasy. Fingers, Mugsy and Baby Face are packing heat and trying to decide who will take over as the new Don now that Big Al has bought the farm. With one finger on the trigger at all times, the gang members will vie for top position of The Organization. One thing's concrete - somebody will be fitted for a new pair of shoes.