Shakespeare's works are timeless - this film proves it! 136 international festivals, 13 awards.

Darkness found a home. A man harvests resources from his disturbing hobby to help prepare for his gig work.

The mother from hell belittles her daughter and her neighbors and then has a frightening afternoon when a pair of grotesque clowns attack her in her pool. After a chase and battle for her life, she discovers the clowns are actually her neighbors, directed by her daughter to terrorize her. In the last moments of the film, the daughter gets her revenge, but pays the ultimate price.

Southern man's faith is put to the test when the unexpected occurs.

Barbara's sleep is abruptly interrupted and she can sleep through almost anything... Almost.

Ah… the Holidays. Filled with joy, laughter, and cheer. And this year, murderous, knife-wielding elves. On Christmas Eve, Tiffany learns that being on the naughty list means more than a lump of coal in your stocking when she encounters a malevolent Imp among the presents under the Christmas tree. Now she must fight for her family’s lives against the elven intruder if they are going to have a Merry Christmas.

Social media addict Ingrid receives an unwanted visitor during a midnight bathroom trip.

A man thinks he's done fighting until he meets Lenny and Harold.

During an unwanted sleepover on their reservation, two cousins must overcome their real-world problems to survive the night and the creature that hunts them…

A rock climber fights for his life as he is stalked by an unknown entity.

An underfunded entrepreneur will do anything to get his one of a kind app developed. He has zero issues going to morbid lengths to pay rent to his demon landlord.

Pyrocene is a non-dialogue film about a girl who realizes children have died from a forest fire, caused by climate change.

The production of a home renovation TV series is disrupted by the presence of a malevolent spirit.

An internet sleuth investigates the urban legend of an amateur pornographic video that allegedly causes those who view it to go insane.

A reckless young man breaks into a vacated mechanic shop and gets more than he bargained for.

Ethan is despondent. He has tried shaking off his depression but, like a thunderstorm, it grows stronger and louder. His girlfriend, Jennifer, takes him to a lake house for a much-needed vacation. While there, Jennifer recognizes that her attempts at making Ethan feel better are draining, and she starts to spiral as well. It isn’t until one night that an alluring song cuts through the rumblings in Ethan’s mind. It’s so crystal clear….and it lures him to the dock where he finds a Siren waiting for him, tempting him to jump into the water to join her. This invitation only accelerates Ethan’s downward spiral as the Siren’s seductive whisperings follow him, promising him that serenity may be his only way out.

A trio of masked burglars invade a middle-aged woman's house, soon they discover sometimes you must be careful whose house you break into.

Every filmmaker has heard the phrase, "Write what you know," but what happens when it's taken too far? A filmmaker suffering from writer’s block on his murder mystery feature film takes the advice “write what you know” too literally.

Alex is your typical nice guy. Loyal to his friends, kind to everyone he meets, but try as he might, he’s basically a doormat to anyone who wants anything from him. While he mostly enjoys the company of his cocky comic shop cohort, JP, he’s been feeling a little lonely. That all changes when the beautiful Aurora enters the shop. She shows an interest in Alex that confuses the hell out of him but intrigues him enough to show up to a dinner party at her place after a little bit of nudging from JP. Alex arrives at Aurora’s place expecting a sophisticated dinner party, but what he gets is something from an entirely different realm.

A man enjoys his evening bath, forever and ever.

Roxanne wants her hair...and she'll do anything to get it!

Our protagonist, The Character, finds themselves in a death struggle with a wicked and evil part of their own body.

A boy. A garage. A monster. In the film MADE YOU LOOK, nothing is as it seems. Better keep your eyes wide open! Written and directed by Justin Zimmerman, featuring special effects by Academy Award-winner Chris Wales, and co-written by and introducing Kian Doughty, MADE YOU LOOK is simply spooky fun!