Beginning in the late 1980s while still based in New York, they wrote - along with Mark Bishop - several scripts including Slayer and Demon Knight.

[1] The duo's first produced efforts came with rewrites on Rafal Zielinski's Under Surveillance (1991), Albert Pyun's Brainsmasher...A Love Story (1993), and the Dolph Lundgren vehicle Men of War (1994).

While Universal was making Demon Knight, the duo were hired as screenwriters by Charles Band's Full Moon Entertainment, where they developed a number of scripts.

In the ensuing years, it has gained a cult following and is currently ranked number 13 on TvShowsOnDvd.com's list of unreleased shows that should be made available as of September 28, 2017[update].

A futuristic retelling of the story of The Three Musketeers featuring a female d'Artagnan, the pilot was developed by Warner Bros. Television and Fox, but remains unaired.

The fourth U.S. feature for Hong Kong action star Chow Yun-fat, the film opened in April 2003 and earned $37.7 million worldwide.

[10] The eventual show, re-titled Sleeper Cell, focused on a group of Islamic terrorists embedding in the U.S. and planning an attack on Los Angeles.

[11] Robin Hood In 2007, a screenplay from the duo titled Nottinigham was purchased by Universal Studios and producer Brian Grazer in an auction for seven figures.

[17] Reiff and Voris helped hire the writing staff and ran development, generating multiple episodic stories and teleplays, but left the series prior to production.

[19] In 2013, the duo sold the pitch and wrote a screenplay adaptation of Daniel Nayeri's short story Wish Police for Reel FX, to be directed by the Spanish animation producing-directing trio known as Headless.