Bad Hombres tells the story of two undocumented immigrants who take a job digging a hole and then learn their employers are criminals.

True redemption story of one of the most powerful mob bosses in California history. Ernest “Kilroy” Roybal would become one of the most powerful mobsters on the West Coast; born in 1939, he grew up in Boyle Heights, California. Kilroy, a physically superior individual excelled in boxing at the historic Main Street gym and by many accounts would have had a solid professional career as a baseball player, but for the gangster lifestyle. Incorrigible from the age of two he eventually joined the White Fence gang and was soon sentenced to the Youth Authority, then to state prison. An early pioneer in the Mexican Mafia, Kilroy would be considered one of the most violent and powerful members spending over 40 years in Folsom, Tracy, San Quentin, and Pelican Bay. Later in life he would finally meet someone he couldn’t overpower. Kilroy’s personal journey proves that anything is possible with God.

David Cuevas is a family man who works as a gangland tax collector for high ranking Los Angeles gang members. He makes collections across the city with his partner Creeper making sure people pay up or will see retaliation. An old threat returns to Los Angeles that puts everything David loves in harm’s way.

A young adult named, Juanito "Jay" is struggling not to follow in his fathers footsteps. Jay's life changes dramatically when an old friend is released from prison, and they cross paths, stirring up a past life of bad habits. Jay, with the weight of his financial difficulty, and family responsibility, is presented a choice that could devastate his life.

Based on the true story of ex-Mexican Mafia member Ramon "Machine Gun Mundo" Mendoza.

A locally born and bred S.W.A.T. lieutenant is torn between loyalty to the streets and duty to his fellow officers when he's tasked to run a highly-trained unit that's the last stop for solving crimes in Los Angeles.

A coming-of-age thriller set against the backdrop of 'the real and raw subculture of the San Francisco Bay Area'.