Author: Dean Lach

  • Horizon

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    One of my favorites, a well-done movie with great effects. BELOW is what is said about them, excerpted from Wiki, IMDB, and more: Tagline; In a time prior to the United Federation of Planets, a young coalition of worlds led by Earth battle the Romulan Star Empire for their very survival… “Star Trek: Horizon won…

  • Warp 66

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    Dan Reynolds and Glen L. Wolfe are a friend to Trek fan film lovers. Here are some excerpts from their studio website. And as usual I must preface that I do this to support the original site, especially if (if) the site goes down or info goes missing. So this is my homage to Glen…

  • Yorktown: A Time To Heal, from 1985 to 2022, and Beam Me Up Sulu – a new documentary.

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    Okay, so as of May 2025 a new film, an Homage to the 1985/2022 Star Trek fan-film “Yorktown: A Time to Heal was released. Before I can post more about that, let’s take a quick look at Yorktown… Yorktown: A Time to Heal was shot in 1985 with professional Super8 film. Oh, you may have…

  • Dreadnaught Dominion

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    The Dreadnought Dominion Project takes place at the end of the third season of Star Trek (TOS, produced from 1966-70). Dominion introduces a Federation Class Starship with a tri-nacelle configuration first introduced in the “Star Trek Starfleet Technical Manual,” by Franz Joseph Designs (©1975 used with permission). This exciting new series chronicles the voyages of…

  • Aurora (A Northern Lights Movie)

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    I produced this relaxing film from dozens of short video clips that the International Space Station captured. I placed some relaxing music with it, so I think you’ll enjoy just chilling out to the visuals and music. It’s commercial free on my Roku channels. For those of you who like Science, below is information from…

  • Aurora (Star Trek CGI)

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    I found the Harry Mudd inspired film and Aurora a few years ago. It’s great work. I feature it on my noncommercial Roku channel called Martian Poop. Below is copied and pasted from the creator’s website, which as you may know I do this kind of thing for nostalgia’s sake, because you never know when…

  • The Verse

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    The ultimate Firefly/Serenity fan film in all its glory…The following contains some excerpts from IMDB and other sources like LootCrate. I think it’s safe to say that Joss Whedon‘s Firefly series isn’t going to come back anytime soon, if ever. Thanks to the fans, though, that universe will never die! Loot Crate has released a 15-minute…

  • Star Trek: Of Gods and Men

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    Star Trek Of Gods and Men is a terrific film by Tim Russ of Voyagers with a ton of Trek Alumni worth watching.

  • Digital Ghost

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    Nicely done effects and German dialog, we’ve posted the Youtube video here, and it has SUBTITLES BURNED IN ENGLISH. (So you should not need to turn CC on.) A prototype starship, completely controlled by an artificial intelligence, goes rogue. The two Starfleet officers overseeing the test flight try to stop the machine. Production by “The…

  • Paragon’s Paragon

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    One of the earliest Star Trek fan films.  The first cut ran for an hour and was shot on 16mm film using a full-size recreation of the Bridge set. It also used a wide variety of film special effects techniques on a budget of over $2,000 ($12,000 in 2023 dollars) and received considerable coverage in Don Dohler’s Cinemagic magazine for…

  • Starship Farragut

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    John Broughton is the Starship Farragut. Founder who started it all years ago, and famously partnered with Vic to form the Georgia based Trek studio.

  • Before Farragut there was a TOS-replica Film Studio in NY.

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    James Cawley worked on Star Trek, he later built an Enterprise film-studio, which is now an official Star Trek tour.

  • Star Trek Continues

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    Star Trek Continues set the “gold standard” for fan-made Trek movies and arguably for all fan films.