Written/Directed by D.C. Douglas; Produced by Rachael Leone
A post-apocalyptic story about a lonely gamer girl and a misunderstood zombie. Starring Lacey Chabert (Mean Girls, Party of Five) and twelve other voice actors who have all been heard in the zombie-centric video game franchise, Resident Evil.
5 minutes
Written/Directed/Produced by Evelyn Morse
A factory robot was designed for the single, mundane function of cutting logs into toothpicks. But when he breaks down, he’s thrown out in the trash where he’s found and repaired by an elderly gardener. Waking with no factory, no emotions, and no purpose, he doesn’t understand the new life he’s been thrown into. He isn’t programmed for humming or watering plants. And he certainly isn’t programmed to make friends with a little old lady with a big, gentle heart.
4 minutes
Written/Directed by Steve Kopera; Produced by Brion Dodson & Mike Wilk
Gabe lives a solitary existence. He enjoys his computer engineering, his frozen three-cheese ziti, his shiraz, and his complete action figure set from The Tick. Yet, nothing gives him more joy than staring into the expanse of space through his beloved telescope.
On clear, cold nights, Gabe spends hours searching the constellations. On this fateful night, through, Gabe discovers much more than solitary bodies, gaseous nebulas, and fiery comets.
5 minutes
Written by Ben Leonberg & Daniel Boddicker; Directed by Ben Leonberg; Produced by Ben Leonberg & Daniel Boddicker
The Fisherman’s Wife is a no holds-barred Horror fest—full of mystery, monsters, and a literal swimming pool full of blood.
Becky can’t get her good-for-nothing husband Frank to sign their divorce papers. When she tries to confront him on a dark and mysterious night, she finds their old fishing cottage deserted. And things aren’t as they seem when Frank finally appears down by the water’s edge…
10 minutes
Written/Directed by J. Spencer; Produced by Blaine Moir
A small-town waitress offers a warm meal to an enigmatic drifter in a rundown diner. Little does she know she’s let a vicious and calculative werewolf loose on the diner’s colorful population.
11 minutes
Written/Directed by Mikko Löppönen; Produced by Mikko Löppönen, Anton Jokikunnas, Jesse Liskola, & Ville Lumioksa
Eliza lives in a world of memories. For in real life everything else has been taken from her. After witnessing the death of her lover at the hands of a ruthless gang, she becomes the very thing she warned him about. In a world of drugs, thugs and pints of blood, there exists only one thing for Eliza. And it’s best served in cold steel.
8 minutes
Written by Amy K. Green; Directed by Blair Skinner; Produced by Amy K. Green, Blair Skinner, & Margaret Helmer
Through a difficult birth, aided by magic, the kingdom finally welcomes an heir to the throne, Eleanora. For years, the princess is cherished and groomed for her future, but on her sixth birthday, the King and Queen welcome a son, stripping Eleanora of her crown. As the kingdom ignores her in favor of their future King, Eleanora turns to the very magic that helped her into this world to find her purpose. She will not be forgotten.
19 minutes
Written by Evan & Tony Reames; Directed by Tony Reames, Produced by Glenna Reames
A stranger comes to town to face a mysterious unstoppable creature known as El Chevere.
3 minutes
Written/Directed by Darrell Gabonia; Produced by James Fox, Darrell Gabonia, & Luke Koehn
Welcome to a modern world where magic is so prevalent that it’s almost mind numbingly monotonous. After a hundred years of peace and prosperity, society has grown comfortable, tolerating the occasional dragon attack as long as it doesn’t interfere with internet speed. With very few exceptions, Questers (professional adventurers) are seen as desperate lunatics that must journey for days, sometimes months, to complete increasingly dangerous jobs. Ninety-nine percent of all quests end in either failure or death.
21 minutes
Written by Trey Hock & Anthony Ladesich, Directed by Anthony Ladesich, Produced by Trey Hock, Anthony Ladesich, Mikal Shapiro, & Jon Davis
On a wave of Internet nostalgia, Corvalo, a former creature feature host, goes on tour
to promote a reboot of The Crypt of Corvalo, his long-running regional television show. When his agent arrives, Corvalo hopes there is good news about his return to the small screen, but is informed that the show has stalled. Unable to quench his thirst for fame, Corvalo decides to reveal his true self and quench his thirst in other ways.
Corvalo is an exploration of identity, a love letter to horror films, and an ode to
creature feature shows of the 70s and 80s.
Written by Colin Costello, Brandi Price, & Terry Ziegelman; Directed by Terry Ziegelman; Produced by Brandi Price & Colin Costello
Committed is a film made by fans of not only The Joker and Harley Quinn, but of comedies and romantic comedies as well. We wanted to portray it from the vantage point of two beloved characters while still creating a story to which everyone could relate. This is why, at it’s heart, Committed is about the trials and tribulations every couple goes through and what we have to do in order to get back to a place of love.
13 minutes
Written/Directed by Paul Jenkins; Produced by Sean Freeland, Leigh Halsema & Paul Jenkins
When a young woman survives past her intended expiration date, she finds herself stuck in a loop, moving backwards and forwards in time towards the moment of her death in one direction and personal salvation in the other.
8 minutes
Written/Directed by Brenna Powers
A lonely cow falls in love with a mechanical bull through the windows of a seedy bar, and must brave a hoard of drunk rednecks to rescue the object of her affection.
4 minutes
Written by Nich Durst & Justin Denton, Directed by Justin Denton, Produced by Richard Dorton
Take a journey inside the mind of a lonely and desperate serial killer as he follows his impulses and stalks an unlucky babysitter. His disturbed mind dreams of completing the masterpiece he has locked up in his basement . . . and she has the last piece of the puzzle he needs. Burlap is a brutal, stylish tale of sickness and survival, told with the stark simplicity of an old campfire tale. With gritty sets, atmospheric cinematography, and a foreboding, minimalist soundtrack, you’ll feel like you’ve been kidnapped yourself when you experience this terrifying short film.
13 minutes
Written/Directed by Dylan Chase; Produced by Octevia Robertson
The Subordi-bot is the latest in domestic technology. He’ll cook, he’ll clean, he’ll obey your every command. But what’s this? One has escaped the factory and seems to have a mind of its own. That is, until he collides with a stubborn, spunky little girl and her dead dog.
2 minutes
Written by Christian “Patch” Patchell & Matt Killian, Directed by Matt Killian & Tom Bremer; Produced by William Vaughan
In the first few seconds we are dropped right outside the gates of hell on the road towards Redemption smack dab in the middle of the Lost Highway. We join Waffles and Syrup (old Horn n’ Hooves loves naming his underlings after his favorite foods) on the ride of their afterlives as they set out on an epic journey through the nine circles of hell with only a car, a girl, and the Necronomicon to light their way. Hot on their tails is Bigg Redd, a swarm of the bat-like creatures the called Datcogs and a long list of big ol’ baddies with brimstone burning in their hearts. With the voice of John DiMaggio (Futurama).
5 minutes
Written/Directed by David Osorio & Kieran Shea; Produced by Wolfram Parge, David Osorio & Kieran Shea
While on patrol, Border Patrol Agent Manny Bonilla makes a grisly discovery. But has someone – or something – led him to it?
11 minutes
Written/Directed by Adam Kemp
One typical day in the surreal life of Bob, he finds a camera that transforms one object into a completely different object when the camera snaps a picture. Our curious little friend is about to experience the highs and lows of natural photography in a flash.
3 minutes
Written by Airell Anthony Hayles; Directed by Martyn Pick; Produced by Yemi Adenle, Miles Anthony, Airell Anthony Hayles, Chuck I. Jones, & Louis Selwyn
Our anti hero Charles chose the wrong night (there being a full moon in the sky) to shoot a sleazy film with a mysterious Romanian girl. Instead of her bra coming off, all hell breaks loose as the tables are horrifically turned…
12 minutes
Written/Produced by Pandie Suicide; Directed by Erik Boccio
A reimagined Liz Bathory dips her toe in the modern dating pool.
Blood Bath stars Jeordie White, a.k.a ‘Twiggy Ramirez’ (Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails), who is sinister in his lead role as ‘Marv’, while Pandie Suicide (Ditch Day Massacre, David Lynch’s ‘Crazy Clown Time’) plays a loosely inspired modern day version of the Blood Countess. Slipknot’s Sid Wilson appears as ‘The Frozen Guy’ with Kimberly Ables Jindra and artist Shannon Crawford. The film features a haunting rocky score, provided by ex-Korn/ Filter/Otep guitarist and composer Rob Patterson with a track by seventeen year old Poppy Jean Crawford.
14 minutes
