Craig Baldwin

In the year 1000, aliens from the planet Quetzalcoatl flee their dying planet and take refuge under the Earth's surface. Disturbed by 1950s American atomic testing, the aliens strike back at the USA in such varied schemes as the replicant Castro, the psychic vampire regime in Grenada and the Allende plot to alter the Earth's axis. Only covert action by the CIA can stop the dreaded Quetzals. (imdb)

Craig Baldwin's essay/documentary on jam/cut up/found art, specifically that of the audio visual sort. Beginning with the story of Negativeland's infamous record U2, made from a mash of Casey Kasem out takes and U2 and then examining and commenting upon the people who do this sort of collage art, their legal troubles as well as the art itself. (imdb)

Set in 2007, Spectres of the Spectrum tells the tale of a lethal weapon that has been invented, presenting the chance for the ruling elite to erase people's minds. Two people, named Boo Boo and Yogi are able to stop the invention from coming into use, but they have to navigate some difficult terrain to figure out how to take the necessary preventative measures. (Rotten Tomatoes)

A rapid-fire pulp serial-cum-political tract piss take on California's major military, entertainment and religious industries (sffs.org)

A characteristically dizzying deconstruction from Craig Baldwin, using the image of the Wild West as a jumping off point.

Using instructions for constructing a rocket as a frame, the film explores the exploitation of Zaire (as was), by Western governments and corporations culminating in the establishment of a German rocket research company in the country.