"Splatter" is the story of Jack, a likable loser who seeks validation on the unlikely proving ground of a paintball field, as he tries to win back the love of his ex-wife and the respect of his embarrassed son.

Jack, played by Omaha comedian Matt Geiler, is a good-hearted screw-up who by the time he stops bumbling and starts fighting for the affections of his ex-wife, Deb (Kimberly Kurtenbach Furness), and his son, little Cody (Max Nelson), Deb has already decided to move on.

Enter recently-widowed Elgin Saunders (Neil Wells), Deb's new boss. A single father, with designs of finding his son, Brock (Michael Duede), a new mom.

Afraid of losing everything that has ever meant anything to him, Jack turns to his two trusted sidekicks, T-Rex (Clint Curtis) and Tim Olson (Justin Marxen). Together, they concoct a scheme to win Jack back his family, by challenging Deb's new man to a good ol' fashioned shoot out. There is just one little hitch - they all suck at paintball. And the man they want to challenge just happens to be Captain of the Cobra Elites, the baddest paintball team in South East Iowa.

Comedy ensues as they enlist the aid of Hank, an ex-Vietnam vet (played by Scott Blow) to get them battle ready, but in the end, what Jack really discovers is, when it comes to family, not all is fair in love, honor and paintball.

"Splatter" is currently enjoying success on the festival circuit:
2010 Wild Rose Independent Film Festival
2010 Illinois International Film Festiva
2010 Louisville International Festival of Film
2010 Reel Dakota Film Festival
2010 Paintball Extravaganza International (Special Screening)
2010 Central Florida Film Festival (Best Feature Nominee)
2010 Landlocked Film Festival (Audience Choice)
2010 San Antonio Film Festival
2010 Dances With Films
2010 IMPA Awards (Best Supporting Actor, Best Editor, Awards of Achievement for Director, DP and Supporting Actor)
2010 CRIFF (Best Pro Feature, Audience Choice)