Fear can take many forms... but none more deadly than the unknown!

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TEMPE ENTERTAINMENT presents a production of THE SUBURBAN TEMPE COMPANY a J.R. BOOKWALTER flick  “POLYMORPH” starring JAMES L. EDWARDS • ARIAUNA ALBRIGHT • TOM HOOVER • SASHA GRAHAM • JOSEPH A. DAW JENNIFER HUSS • PAM ZITELLI • LEO ANASTASIO • PETE JACELONE and MICHAEL L. RASO as “Womeldorf” music by MATTHEW JASON WALSH • director of photography LANCE RANDAS computer-generated imagery DIGITAL ARMAGEDDON and FRANK TERRANOVA story by J.R. BOOKWALTER • screenplay by JAMES L. EDWARDS associate producers ARIAUNA ALBRIGHT and DOUG SNAUFFER • produced by DAVID A. WAGNER produced, photographed, directed & edited by J.R. BOOKWALTER Copyright © 2005 Tempe Entertainment. All Rights Reserved. SYNOPSIS: Called deep into the forest to help search for a fallen meteorite, a group of interns instead discover an isolated cabin with a dead body inside — and a lethal gang of drug-runners there to protect their investment.  But the dead body has risen again, and it holds a dark secret that will soon reveal itself... Little do they know, the meteorite has brought with it an organism that can emulate anything it comes into contact with. Soon, their transportation is cut off...nobody knows exactly who’s who...and no one is quite sure how to kill something that they can’t even find! FAST FACTS: 1996 • Color • 86 mins. • Sci-Fi / Action • Not Rated • Region 0 • NTSC DVD-9 Format Cat. No. 1118 • Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround • Distributed by Tempe DVD Retail Price: $24.99 • Street Date: Feb. 22, 2005 MULTIMEDIA ONLINE: Watch the official trailer online! (Requires free Quicktime 7) Click here to see the Special Edition DVD sleeve enlarged! DVD SPECIAL FEATURES: • Digitally remastered picture from the original elements (1.33:1 full-frame) • Dolby Digital 5.1 surround remix • Audio commentary with director J.R. Bookwalter and stars James L. Edwards, Tom Hoover & Joseph A. Daw • Audio commentary with star Ariauna Albright moderated by producer/director J.R. Bookwalter • “The Making of POLYMORPH...Or, All The Believability Of A Mentos Commercial” featurette (30 mins.) • On-set footage (12 mins.) • Bloopers & outtakes (10 mins.) • Auditions (11 mins.) • Production & promotional still galleries • 2005 & 1996 release trailers • DVD-ROM: MP3 soundtrack music & PDF screenplay • Tempe DVD trailers • Color insert with introduction by producer/director J.R. Bookwalter REVIEWS: "Watching POLYMORPH this past week, I realized that Bookwalter is a sincerely talented filmmaker. And not just in a B-movie kinda way, either. He's got a way of making B-movie concepts play very mainstream. The visuals are rich and colorful—the scenes in the woods are filled with lush green, and it adds to the comic-book fun of the proceedings. While none of the actors will be winning Oscars anytime soon, the cast is wonderfully likable, and the characters are quirky and interesting. The body count is pretty high, too, but Bookwalter wisely strays away from using buckets of gore. And there's a last-minute shock that'll make your jaw drop. A highly entertaining sci-fi actioner that's worth seeking out. Besides, you wouldn't want to miss the kick-ass catfight between Ariauna Albright and Jennifer Huss, now would you?" - Michael B. Scrutchin, Flipside Movie Emporium "A very different movie from OZONE, in fact if I didn't know otherwise I wouldn't have guessed both films were from the same director. This statement alone says something about Bookwalter's talents. The film has a good premise and once again the effects are top-notch! The characters in POLYMORPH are well defined and fairly well acted. The characters and the conflict between the interns and the drug dealers could have made for a good movie alone and it is for this reason that the alien plot seemed a bit tacked on. It almost seems like POLYMORPH is a movie with a split personality -- a character-driven comedy/drama and a sci-fi special effects movie. The two elements don't always mix but overall POLYMORPH makes for an enjoyable film and a definite development for J.R. Bookwalter. " - B-Side Hollywood Webzine "Standardized but sharply done low-budget movie pitting grad students and drug dealers against a possessive creature in the woods. Fun directorial flourishes and overall energy overcome the basic familiarity of the story and situations. Three and a half stars!" - Blockbuster Entertainment Guide to Movies & Videos 1999 "Exciting action-based sci-fi film that has a meteor crashing on Earth and bringing with it an organism that can emulate its victims. Into the woods comes a group of people who run into a drug runner infected with the organism. What follows is a clever tale of paranoia that has everyone questioning who is still himself. Three and a half stars!"- Video Movie Guide 1999 "J.R. Bookwalter has finally achieved his life-long aim with POLYMORPH — a low-budget film with a high-budget look. The film has enough twists and turns to keep viewers on their toes -- plus a general glossy feel that makes it a highly rewarding viewing experience. Acting kudos go to Tom Hoover (previously seen outshining the other actors in J.R.'s OZONE) and the damned cute and feisty Ariauna Albright. This is a great little flick. Plenty of action, a bit of gore, some brutal shocks and a genuine shock ending!" - Betty Paginated #17 "A snappy science-fiction thriller that represents regional genre filmmaker J.R. Bookwalter's best work to date...one of the best of the new breed of shot-on-video genre movies. [Bookwalter] maximizes his low budget by keeping the locations simple and the cast small, compensating with a fast pace, creative camerawork and some striking low-budget opticals. POLYMORPH puts many higher-budgeted projects to shame for pure entertainment value!" - TV Guide Entertainment Network "A little SF comedy that's a lot more fun than most comparable Hollywood fare...J.R. Bookwalter tweaks the formula. The violence isn't excessive and the characters have some depth." - The Best Video Guide's Freak Show "This is a very dark Spam-in-a-cabin flick...the dialogue is inspired...the innocent suffer — right up until the final frame. It's sick. It turns you off. My kinda movie. Ten dead bodies. Coke-sniffing. Four gun barrages. Swampland body-dumping. Close-up razor-blade self-surgery. One fistfight. Six zombies. Gunshot to the back of the head. Green lightning-bolt hurling. Fingers roll. Catfight. Kung fu. Grenade fu. Joe Bob says check it out." - Joe Bob's Drive-In Movie Review "Indie filmmaker J.R. Bookwalter has been on a hell of a tear lately. With POLYMORPH, J.R. kicks the same kind of ass he was beatin' on with THE DEAD NEXT DOOR. The simplest of plots keeps things moving at a pace we haven't seen from Bookwalter before, the stand-out being the stompalicious fistfight between Ariauna Albright (who has the movie's best acting chops) and Jennifer Huss!" - Weekly Alibi's Videodrome, Dec. 18-24, 1996

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