A privileged man with a profitable job, a beautiful girlfriend, and a loving family becomes hopelessly entangled with a vengeful drug dealer who assumes the role of his best friend before revealing his diabolical true colors. Tristan Price (Jesse Metcalfe) has a bright future, but when the shade begins to eclipse the sun, things turn bad more quickly than he could have ever anticipated. It seems that sometimes the most stable of folks are also the ones who crave adventure most, and Tristan is a prime example of that penchant.

When Tristan meets up with charismatic cocaine dealer Sebastian Cole (Corey Large), the allure of fast cars, fast women, and automatic weapons find the thrill-seeking everyman suddenly drawn into a dangerous world of sex, drugs, and violence. But Tristan’s new best friend is also his new worst enemy, and if he has any hope of pulling out of his current tailspin and salvaging relationship with his faithful girlfriend (Monica Keena) he will have to confront the man that could take it all away with the lightning flash of a finger on the trigger, also stars Gossip Girl heart throb (Chace Crawford), and Vinnie Jones (Snatch, Gone in 60 Seconds).

Three lifelong friends inhabiting a penthouse apartment find themselves at odds when one of them attempts to move in with his girlfriend and another’s little sister makes a surprise visit.

The film is a crime thriller set in New York. A middle aged police detective (Michael Madsen) puts his retirement on hold to solve one last crime involving mysterious murders linked to the mafia and the Columbian drug cartel. His rookie assistant (Corey Large) soon finds that police work is a serious and dangerous job. The film portrays the conflict of the senior detective tormented by his past involvement with corruption involving a sinister crime boss (Gary Busey).

“Chasing Ghosts” was released in theaters in major U.S. and Canadian cities in late 2005. It was then distributed internationally to video

“Window Theory” was written and produced by Corey Large. It was the first project composed by Corey, based on life lessons he had learned. Although he had been offered substantially more to produce his firstfilm, he chose to limit his budget to $500 thousand. He wanted to demonstrate trust and responsibility as a film maker.

Window Theory, released by Monarch Pictures, is a romantic comedy, roughly based on experiences from Corey’s own life journey. It tells the story of a carefree playboy in Los Angeles who travels back home for his best friend’s wedding… only to find that the bride to be is the girl of his dreams. In the lead character’s hilarious adventures, he realizes that life is more about family and friends than fame and fortune.

“Toxic” is a psychological thriller that questions the morality of how far one will go to bury his past.  When a local crime boss commissions two bounty hunters to find his missing daughter, trouble ensues for the management and staff of two very exclusive nightclubs in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.

As the twisted tale of lies and deception is unraveled, everyone involved is forced to trade a portion of his soul for the innermost desires.  “Toxic” is filled with myriad characters, each with their own clandestine agenda, in this story of corruption, murder, and born-again self rejuvenation.

The characters include Susan Ward, Master P, Dominique Swain, Bai Ling, Steven Bauer, Lochlyn Munro, Nick Chinlund, Corey Large, and Tom Sizemore.