Tim May Presents Reptile (2014)
An anthology film featuring Sam McAuley's 22 original Reptile shorts compiled with new wrap around segments that delve into the history of a pre-teen filmmaker.
Top billed cast
- Samuel McAuleyThe Hunter/Dracula/The Monster/Christmas Spirits
- Ben McAuleyThe Boxer/Diaper Man
- Paul McAuleyRandom Child
- Julie McAuleyGirl in Castle/Ice Beast Nemesis
- Levi PereticDabeedo
- Andy J. FleckVoice of Harry
- Justin O'ConnellVoice of Richard/Voice of Dabeedo
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