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DOE Special Agent Tyra Gunn (Samantha Russell) thinks being assigned to protect Phillip Harrison (Cody Oppel) will be a thumb-sucking assignment, but when when a hurricane forces the genius teenager to shelter on Martinique with the Scott family (Andre' Tomlinson, Mark Antony Howard, Wendell Young) things spiral out of control. Harrison and his friend Malcolm find themselves caught in a battle between a local voodoo clan and Russian slavers that could end with reawakening of the deadly Mt. Pele volcano.
After his gravity obstruction technology is seized by the government, teen genius Phillip Harrison (Cody Oppel) is put in the custody of an internationally renowned cultural researcher Robert Scott (Wendell Young). As they leave on an expedition to Africa, with Dr. Scott two sons Malcolm (Andre Tomlinson) and Jamaal (Mark Antony Howard), they are intercepted by mercenaries on a deadly mission.
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Nobleman Senior High School class loner Phillip Harrison (Nick Arrom) is obsessed with proving his father's theories about gravity are not crackpot science. New transfer student Malcolm Scott (Adam Winston) is likewise obsessed with solving an mysterious family riddle passed down for generations. When the two are teamed up for a state science fair, the two rivals discover the key to each of their quests lies with the other.
The Spider's Web
7th grader Tyler (Jason Burke) is bullied by his classmates until he meets a magic creature walking on his ceiling.
The Mutants
When twelve year old Marco (Avi Sills) witnesses a mob execution in Eugene, Oregon, he seeks unlikely help from a hippie (Al Ross) and a gang-ho TV news photographer(Scott Wegener).
