This is our third-annual (can you believe it) Christmas fight! The past two years the title has been "A Christmas Miracle" but this year it's time to mix things up. TIME LIMIT: Under 4:30

Two rivasquare off in an epic showdown! Replace the (blank) with the word of your choice.

Good news! The first action movie in your series did great! Now the studio demands you put out another one as soon as possible!

Black and White, try to have a Noir look to it. No shots of faces. Narration is allowed, but no direct dialogue spoken from characters.

Made a movie that wasn't for Filmfights but is still (somehow) totally awesome? Well, now is your chance to post it!

This is our annual Halloween film fight spectacular, and the rules are spectacularily simple. The film can have any title, be of any genre, it just has to take place on Halloween!

Coming of age movies are about exploration of the world that you're growing up in, and the people you do it with. Mysteries are about solving mysterious occurances. Think like ... Goonies, that kind of thing.

What's a video haiku? Well, it's something we made up a while ago. It's a 17 second movie comprised of three shots, the first five seconds, the second seven seconds, and the last five seconds.

The camera is continually in motion. You must Tilt, Pan, Dolly, Zoom, Crane or otherwise follow the action of your actors.

The plot of the movie has to be focused around a Camera. Video, photo, doesn't matter, just any kind of camera. You decide what's so special about it.

Create a movie about travelling in time! Past, present, we don't care. Just travel in time!

Must contain only this line of speech/dialouge: "That's the beauty of it, it doesn't DO anything!" (no cheating by making everything they say text)

You've got a minute and a half to create the opening to a feature-length movie. You know, the part where things get set up, the names pop up on the screen, that kind of stuff.

Every line of the movie must be in the form of a question.

Your main character is forced to go undercover in a situation he or she isn't cut out for!

You must include this line in your film: "Never again! Never again, I say!"

Things get turned around.

Make a movie where things get horribly messed up and plan B is initiated.

Make a movie that follows the last few days, hours, or minutes of the lead character's life.

Horror movie in which the villain would normally be seen as harmless.

Getting pressured by your peers can be overwhelming. Make a movie where your lead is getting pressured into doiong something.

Make a musical. Just replace the ______ with something that pertains to our film. Extra credit points for dancing.

Make a film that has the same name as a big screen movie, but has a new take on the title.

A scandal is uncovered!

Make an old fashion black and white, slient film. The plot should fit the title.

An Unexpected Hero saves the day

Make a movie with a twist.