Earth is in a continuing battle between two alien invading species, the GREYS and the MORPHS, with mankind caught in the middle. The Morphs, who want to preserve the planet, have their mysterious goal while the Greys are blatant in wanting nuclear destruction for all. Here are the stories of several individuals caught in their paths...a once-secret operative seeking employment in New York City, a young man who returns to his home town to find it utterly abandoned...and a special appearance by the Grim Reaper himself, which may not be at all what is seems...
Written by Kevin Lindenmuth, Tom Nondorf & Les Sekely
Directed by Kevin Lindenmuth, Tom Nondorf & Les Sekely
"I'm going to say it right off, this movie couldn't possibly be any better, it's absolutely terrific! I enjoyed every single second" - MORBID MORTUARY
"Weird stuff, good use of stock footage, great plot. Someone take notice here." - FRINGE VIDEO
"this small budget trilogy could be compared to the Peter Jackson's LORD OF THE RINGS" - FRINGE VIDEO
"With its strange mix of bizarre alien costumes, offbeat comedy and gratuitous shower footage, GREY SKIES has everything you could want, and more." - ALTERNATIVE SCREEN
"Grey Skies winds up as quite a satisfying experience. This is an indie flick with a hell of a lot of heart and most importantly it's not your typical indie fare. That's probably what I liked most about Grey Skies, the fact that those behind the scenes were brave enough to do something different and best of all... have the talent to make it work." -
Lawrence P. Raffel, MONSTERSATPLAY.COM
"Good solid genre fun" - Carl Isonberg, SEX GORE MUTANTS
"The three videos in this series could be watched easily one by one. As a triple feature, they are nothing short of excellent. They are a great send up of the classic films from a bygone age. The cheesy special effects remind us of 1950's films, the creature effects could have been made by those that love movies and not CGI computer work, the dedication to a genre that has had it's high and lows over the years, demonstrate to the viewer a love of horror and Science Fiction that has been lost by so many others." - Larry Stanley, Penguin Comics
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