Cropsey - I negotiated and closed a co-production deal with Old Lime Productions and then hired Adam Robitel (The Taking of Deborah Logan) to adapt the story. 

Deadline story: 

http://deadline.com/2014/09/peter-facinellis-a7sle-films-hires-cropsey-scribe-835434/

The Devil’s Rooming House - The film is based on the true story of Amy Archer, the most prolific female serial killer to ever live. The book is being adapted by Max La Bella (Demonic). I acquired the rights to the book and partnered with Old Lime Productions to finance the development of the book. 

Deadline story: 

http://deadline.com/2014/05/devils-rooming-house-peter-facinelli-a7sle-films-max-la-bella-734429/

Dreadcentral story: 

http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/49980/the-devil-s-rooming-house-to-chronicle-the-story-of-america-s-most-prolific-serial-killer/#axzz2mL1hyZM3

Street Soldier - currently in development, I acquired the book rights, a Boston Globe bestseller by Edward MacKenzie Jr about his life as an enforcer for Whitey Bulger and packaged the project.  

Deadline story: 

http://deadline.com/2013/10/fox-developing-event-series-about-whitey-bulgers-enforcer-with-peter-facinelli-co-starring-michael-de-luca-producing-623763/

Hollywood Reporter story: 

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/twilight-actor-peter-facinelli-produce-206340

The Last Word - I produced this feature film for A7SLE Films with Boss Media. The film is based on the terrifying true story of Johnny Frank Garrett, who placed a curse on everyone responsible for sentencing him to die. I negotiated and acquired the rights to the documentary of the same name by Jesse Quackenbush and then negotiated and closed a deal with Boss Media to finance and co-produce the film. 

We hired Simon Rumley to direct: 

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/red-white-blue-director-tapped-619921

IMDB page: 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2836628/

Telling You - I co-wrote, and directed Telling You starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, Dash Mihok, Jennie Garth, Peter Facinelli and Matt Lillard. The film was produced by Division 1 Entertainment, which I co-founded with Chris DeFranco and David DuPuy. We raised the shoe string budget of $300k and shot the film in Burbank, CA and a nice of job making it look like Long Island, NY. 

After being accepted to the Hollywood Film Festival, we sold the movie to Miramax Films. Our timing was right; after a limited release in theaters, we did extremely well in the DVD market. 

Miramax Films page: 

http://www.miramax.com/movie/telling-you-aka-love-sucks/

Wikipedia: 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telling_You