Completed Scripts

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Split Decision By Glen Eric Reed and Jim Balcerek. In an unproduced script from late in Season Two of the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Giles makes an attempt to right the wrongful death of Jenny Calendar, only to throw himself and Buffy into a situation he could never have imagined.
Taming Shakespeare

By Glen Eric Reed and Michael A. Weintraub. A previously-unknown play by William Shakespeare is discovered by a man who finds his path toward fame—and reconciliation with his ex-girlfriend—blocked by a newspaper reporter.

Angel Wings

By Michael A. Weintraub. A young psychiatrist is forced to reevaluate her ideas of love after taking on an unusual case: a little boy who thinks he can fly.

Tierra Del Fuego By Michael A. Weintraub. A young man is forced to come to terms with the growing evidence that he may, in fact, be the next coming of the messiah.
The Vampyre

By Glen Eric Reed. In London in the 19th Century, a vampire walks among society. A man unknowingly befriends this creature, realizing his mistake too late — only after he has lost everything that has brought him happiness.

Tips By Michael A. Weintraub and Glen Eric Reed. Follow a college co-ed, her police officer ex-boyfriend, and a few misguided thugs as they attempt to smuggle ostriches off the Florida coast.
Seinfeld: The Slaw

By Glen Eric Reed and Michael A. Weintraub. An unproduced teleplay for the NBC television series Seinfeld. All hell breaks loose when Kramer and Jerry search for the world's best coleslaw as they tag along with George to the mall.

Coming Attractions

Take a look at what we're working on now and what we plan to work on in the future. This contains a detailed list and explanation of upcoming projects by Glen Eric Reed and/or Michael A. Weintraub. The details may be sketchy, but the projects are real!

Shelved Projects

Only the best projects can outwit, outplay, and outlast the harsh conditions of Falstaff Productions. Take a look at what we've removed from the development hell that Coming Attractions can be. These scripts may rise again, but for now, they're gathering dust.

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