We live in an age where the antagonist (or anti-hero) rules, where the "bad guy" is portrayed as a cool, not because he is good, but because he lives on the edge, goes against the grain, and is often times rebellious. He reaps not what he sows, but is depicted as impervious, immortal, cunning, and as one who gets what he wants, despite hurting others along the way. This new, cool, "good guy" doesn't play by the rules, or live by a moral standard, yet somehow the viewer justifies his behavior, especially in films depicting him as a theif, bank robber, adulterer, or worse.

The allure of his charm, charisma and good looks subtly lulls the masses, and wrong slowly seems to become right and right starts to become relative. Ultimately, there are no consequences for sin or Godless choices. Bad has now been glorified as good, exciting, and appealing to watch. A deluge of expletives is the norm, and leading men are no longer the upright, integral heroes we once knew them as (nor are their leading lady counterparts).

Where did we go wrong? When did the lines between right and wrong become so blurred? When did the film industry lose its drive toward a moral standard? Tune into this exciting, creative and unique portrayal of Samson and find out what makes this Biblical film different than others!

Please note: Samson is currently in post-production.  Feel free to sign up for our mailing list and we will announce the movie's release date when it is available.

-Director Jeffrey Scallon and Producers John and Alyse Merritt