Two Women

Ethereal Exposure A man brings home an old film camera, not knowing the horror it contains within the lens.

Nocturne After her date night goes bust, Erin must contend with an unexpected late-night visitor at the door.

Case #3809 - The Eldritc... On this next crime story, a naive, ditsy 7-year old girl curiously stumbles upon a mortician's private stash of questionable, yet controversial personal treasures. This event may be the last discovery of her life.

Brides of Jesus A young nun auditions for a girl rock band.

Creaks Do you still believe in monsters in your closet? We do.

Tap Tap Nothing good ever happens when you try to relax in the bath!

Doll In dystopian near future Chloe, an apt mechatronics engineer, lives a life of a recluse in her shop, and tries desperately to make ends meet by hunting stray androids at night. Meeting Isaac, a naive survivor of her last assault, changes her life... Or, does it?

Bellator 265: Kongo vs. ... Sergei Kharitonov vs. Cheick Kongo (Heavyweight) Logan Storley vs. Dante Schiro (Welterweight) Billy Swanson vs. Marcelo Golm (Heavyweight) Keith Lee vs. Jornel Lugo (Catchweight)

Red Wings Red Wings is the story of Audrina, who gets bitten by a bat and gains an unnatural gift: her used menstrual products turn in to killer bats. As she learns to accept her terrifying superpower, she gains control of her life and fights evil in the process.

An Open Letter to My You... This is a personal documentary that confronts my racism, especially as a white cisgender male. It’s approximately 16 minutes long. This video follows and explains my racist behaviors as a teenager and young adult and my transition into having anti-racist values. It explores the location in which I was raised, and how my relationship with Traverse City, Michigan played a role in developing my racist behaviors. This is not meant to be an excuse for my racism, nor a justification of it, but rather it’s an exploration of the journey it took for me to let go of old behaviors and embrace new values. The video is woven together through an open letter to my younger self, and supplemented by videos and stills that reflect how my relationship with the environments I’m in and have been in, have influenced me.