Night Terror:
Vincent is filled with dread at the thought of returning to his childhood home to care for his senile mother. He must soon come face to face with the tormentor of his childhood to save not only himself, but his wife and mother as well.
Joseph:
A young boy on a southern farm during the reconstruction era must come to terms with his family's dark past when a mysterious scarecrow shows up in their cornfield, sending his father into a panic. Is the scarecrow some kind of sign, is someone trying to play a trick on his father, or is it something much darker?
Ainsley's Coming:
The victim of suicide comes back twenty years later to seek revenge on Marvin for pushing her to such a desperate act. She sees how the guilt of his actions have effected him. Rattled with mental illness and dragged down by guilt, has Marvin already received justice, or will Ainsley rule that he hasn't yet suffered enough?
Are You Afraid Of The Big, Bad Wolf?
In this throwback to classic slasher flicks, the daughter of an ex-addict has enough on her plate trying to keep her mother from using again. The last thing she needs is for a psychotic serial killer to try living out his sick fairy-tale fantasies by trying to murder her.
Cry Little Sister:
Caroline always knew that something was calling her in the basement, some powerful, supernatural being that her parents kept locked away, hidden from her eyes and mind. When they leave on a business trip, she knows that this is her chance to sneak down those steps. When she finally discovers what has been calling her all those years, everything she has ever known is thrown into question, and her whole world is changed
Retrograde:
A group of scientists in a secret bunker deep in the Appalachian Mountains have invented time travel. They wanted to change the world, to help people, but instead, they discovered a horror from forgotten eons and a truth about their own reality that causes their minds to shatter.
A world unseen dies over and over. It shrieks at a pitch that you cannot hear. It rots with a stench that you will never quite know. It isn't a place meant for you and I, it is merely a bank for the dead and dying; a vault of visceral agony. It's function, origin and purpose are as cryptic and chilling as the vengeful spirits whose claws scratch and teeth rattle just beyond the thick, putrid mist that seeps over its endless surface. Yet, through all the horrifying and inexplicable unknowns, this place has one certainty: it doesn't take kindly to guests.
Meredith Haynes fell into The Second Stage during a routine surgery she was monitoring. She scrambled through it's empty expanses and fled from the decaying demonic mockery of a human being. With good fortune and great agility for a woman her age, she escaped with both her life and sanity, a miracle should miracles exist. Anyone of sound mind would never return, and spend the rest of their days in the company of friends and nights in the company of bright lights. However, Meredith met someone she never expected to see again, someone that might remove her from the ranks of those well advised souls that would never return. Now, in the days of silence thereafter, her mind wanders back to the one thing that might convince her to return, the one thing that will convince her to return. But what Meredith doesn't yet understand, is that the Second Stage has no windows, no entrances and no exits, for it accepts you when it wishes and releases you when it's finished.