Jerry Macaluso

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Gerald "Jerry" Macaluso (born July 12, 1967) is an American toy designer,^[1] sculptor, film producer, and entrepreneur.

Early career

Jerry Macaluso was born in

In 2005, Macaluso began producing horror films under the Karza Productions and Centuri Films labels. The first film, Night Skies, is based on the true story of six travellers in Phoenix, Arizona who are terrorized by an unknown creature during the night of the Phoenix Lights incident on March 13, 1997.^{[citation needed]}

Pop Culture Shock Collectibles

In 2008, a new company, Pop Culture Shock Collectibles, Inc., was formed. This company made high-end polystone statues and collectibles based on popular pop culture properties such as