Upcoming Projects 

A Fetish of Flesh (2026)

"Shot as a traditional feature, but with some elements of found footage, A Fetish of Flesh is a horror film about a group of young filmmakers from OSU who visit a home one inherits in the hope of using it for their thesis film. The dark legacy of blood they uncover, and the far-reaching effects their investigation has, leads them down a path paved with blood as a mysterious young woman named Brittany searches for her sister ten years after she went missing."

A Fetish of Flesh is the horror film that we hope will help return the genre to a time when the frights would keep you up at night. We want to return to a time when horror movies were at the zenith of their popularity, roughly around the late-seventies and early-eighties. We want to pay homage to the greats that came before us. But be warned, this film is not going to be for the weak of heart or the easily offended. We were inspired to write the film after seeing the 1981 film JUST BEFORE DAWN, a wonderful gem of a horror film that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.

Oz

OZ follows Dorothy Gale, a troubled farm girl seemingly hurled by a violent tornado into a shattered version of the Land of Oz, where crumbling yellow bricks and twisted cornstalks echo the ruins of her Kansas farmhouse. She crosses paths with the Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion, and other unsettling inhabitants who guide, threaten, and mislead her toward the distant Emerald City. Her constant companion is Toto, a female presence who transforms once through each stage of grief—a denying girl ignoring ruin, an angry feral woman lashing out, a bargaining figure pleading deals, a depressive specter weeping silently, and finally an accepting shadow—each form pulling Dorothy deeper into emotional turmoil. Hunted by the Wicked Witches of the East and West, tested by the Good Witches of the North and South, and drawn to the enigmatic Wizard, she must decipher the dark secret of the silver slippers and their terrible price before daring to wear them—knowing Toto's final form will force a confrontation so devastating, forgiveness may forever elude her.

Last Recording

Last Recording follows Caleb Ward, a reclusive man who documents the sudden collapse of society during a global outbreak that leaves cities empty and the dead roaming the streets. Alone in his house with only a video camera for company, Caleb records news fragments, quiet neighborhoods, and his growing sense of freedom as the rules of the old world disappear. When brief human contact reenters his life, the line between survival, observation, and control begins to blur. As the recordings continue, it becomes clear that the greatest danger may not be outside the house—but behind the camera.

Live Feed

An urban exploration vlogger and his estranged best friend accept an invitation to investigate a mysterious house, only to find themselves trapped inside a structure engineered as a prison. As dozens of hidden cameras broadcast their every move to a live audience, the woman who built the house reveals that one of them is responsible for her sister’s death—and she intends to expose the truth in real time. With no way out and millions watching, the men are forced to relive the night that destroyed their friendship, confronting guilt, lies, and the brutal power of spectatorship as the line between justice and entertainment begins to collapse.

Final Draft

A group of struggling writers accept an invitation to an exclusive lakeside retreat hosted by legendary horror author Victor Halloway, hoping for mentorship, inspiration, and a second chance at success. Isolated from the outside world, the guests quickly realize the retreat is anything but restorative. As night falls, the writers are forced into a series of elaborate, sadistic trials—each designed around classic storytelling principles and lifted directly from Halloway’s long-unfinished screenplay. Every trap demands impossible choices, turning creativity into cruelty and collaboration into betrayal. With each death, Halloway’s story takes shape, written in real time as suffering becomes his final draft.

As paranoia spreads and alliances fracture, the survivors begin to understand the terrifying truth: they are not guests, and they are not students—they are characters. And unless they find a way to break the narrative trapping them, none of them will survive the ending. A visceral, meta-horror thriller, FINAL DRAFT explores obsession, legacy, and the cost of creation—asking how far someone will go to finish their story, and how much blood art truly demands.

Figments

FIGMENTS follows a group of desperate Z-list actors hired to infiltrate a psychiatric ward and pose as imaginary figures within the fantasies of a man accused of a brutal murder, all to coax a confession from him. Treated as nonexistent by doctors and orderlies, the actors are slowly convinced they exist only in the patient’s mind—until they begin dying inside the fantasies, and never return. As the reenactments grow darker and more precise, the survivors realize the fantasies are memories, the rules are deadly, and breaking character means death. Trapped inside a madman’s recollections, they must outplay his imagination and manipulate the roles they’re given before the final scene claims them all.

Genesis: Lost

Before Adam walked Eden, God created another—His first and greatest creation, a being of immense power whose existence was erased from scripture after it corrupted paradise and introduced humanity to sin. Cast into eternal darkness and stricken from history, the creature was forgotten by mankind but not destroyed. Now, as the world teeters on the edge of moral collapse, ancient signs signal its return—not as a devil, nor a god, but as something far worse: the truth of creation itself. As scholars, priests, and ordinary people uncover fragments of the forbidden origin story, they realize humanity was never meant to inherit the Earth—and the first creation has come to reclaim what was always his.

White Cat

WHITE CAT follows a teenage girl born into a lineage of witches who wield their magic for control, gain, and quiet cruelty. Unlike her parents, she uses her abilities to heal, protect, and undo harm—an unforgivable weakness in a household that believes magic exists to dominate. As her parents attempt to “correct” her through darker rituals and generational doctrine, the girl begins to understand that goodness itself is a threat in their world. Forced to choose between blood and belief, she must decide whether to abandon her family—or become the kind of witch they fear she already is.

Before I go

A deeply depressed writer, preparing to end his life, discovers he has a teenage daughter he never knew existed—now living in a remote rural community plagued by a mythic cryptid that has stalked the land for generations. As disappearances mount and the town resigns itself to ritual, fear, and silence, the man postpones his suicide to protect the girl, only to realize the creature feeds not just on flesh, but despair itself. With time running out and his will to live hanging by a thread, he must confront both the monster in the woods and the one that has lived inside him long before the hunt began.

The Evil Beneath

After accidentally causing the death of her younger sister Lila, Evelyn Harper spends years in therapy convincing herself that the terrifying presence she experienced as a child was nothing more than trauma and guilt. When circumstances force her to return to her childhood home, Evelyn begins to experience the same disturbances she once believed she imagined—sounds beneath the floor, shifting shadows, and the sense of being watched. As her grip on rational explanations weakens, Evelyn realizes the house is not haunted by a ghost, but by a parasitic, ancient entity that feeds on guilt, grief, and suppressed memory, something that attached itself to her family long before Lila’s death. The more Evelyn confronts the truth of what happened that night, the more the entity reveals itself—patient, intelligent, and unwilling to let her leave again.

The Make-Believer (2027)

Think Drop Dead Fred meets Saw. Shot entirely with a cast of 10, The Make-Believer follows a wealthy businessman who prepares to make the biggest deal of his life. As he gets closer to that life changing event, Caruso (his childhood imaginary friend) returns to exact revenge on the friend who tormented him. The screenplay is in the works by Freddie Meade and Timothy MacDonald.

The yarder (Announced)

Following his dream, a young man embarks on a bloody journey across America's Backyard Wrestling circuit in the hope of becoming a professional wrestler. For the film, Demented Media plans to use actual backyard wrestlers and in return for payment, they plan to fund the backyard fed with a new ring, custom championship belts, and a back-end royalty for whatever the film makes.

My Death Approaches Thee

Cursed with eternal life, Judas Iscariot walks the earth as a silent witness to endless tragedy, damned to watch every person he loves die in his place. In the forgotten town of New Salem, a blood-soaked curse awakens, and the chilling whisper echoes through the night: “My death approaches thee…” One by one, neighbors, friends, and family fall in grotesque and unexplainable ways, their lives traded to keep Judas breathing.

The vengeful specter of Katie O’Brian, a betrayed bride whose curse spans centuries, stalks the bloodline with a hunger that cannot be sated. Shadows crawl across bedroom walls, graves open on their own, and the scent of death seeps into every corner of the town as the veil between the living and the dead dissolves. Survival demands a sacrifice, and the only question left is how many innocent lives must be taken before the curse is satisfied—or if ending it will require the ultimate act of surrender.

My Death Approaches Thee is a harrowing descent into ancestral sin, eternal punishment, and the nightmare of watching the people you love die… one by one.

Norman of the Underworld

When Hades finally retires from godhood, he leaves his kingdom of fire, brimstone, and restless souls in the hands of his half-mortal son, Norman Shade—a socially awkward IT guy from Cleveland who still lives with his mom. Norman suddenly finds himself presiding over the River Styx, managing demon HR complaints, and learning that the screams of the damned don’t exactly pair well with his asthma.

Desperate to preserve the natural order, the Olympian gods intervene, dragging Norman through a crash course in godhood that includes sword fighting lessons from Ares, intimidation coaching from Hera, and a makeover courtesy of Aphrodite that mostly involves setting his eyebrows on fire. But even with divine guidance, Norman can’t escape his true nature: he’s a colossal dork whose idea of ruling the dead involves pizza parties and poorly timed knock-knock jokes.

As souls riot in Tartarus, Cerberus develops a taste for Norman’s Crocs, and the dead start live-streaming their own tortures, Norman must prove that even a dweeb can rule the underworld… or risk dooming all of creation to eternal chaos.

Norman of the Underworld is a dark, irreverent comedy about divine nepotism, family expectations, and learning to embrace the dork within… even if it’s ruling Hell.

Lilith

I, Lucifer

I, Lucifer tells the story of the Devil at the end of his endurance, when the weight of eternity and the suffering he has caused finally become unbearable. Casting aside his crown and abandoning Hell, Lucifer walks the world in human form, seeking mercy from his Father and believing—perhaps foolishly—that even he might still be forgiven. As he performs acts of quiet penance and confronts the devastation left in his wake, forces from Heaven and Hell move to stop him, fearing what the forgiveness of Lucifer would mean for the balance of existence itself. In a universe governed by judgment, Lucifer must prove that repentance is not weakness, and that even the first fallen angel may be worthy of grace.

The Lights Below

In the isolated desert town of Ghostlight, Nevada, Marine Corps lawyer Cage Walker finds himself stranded when strange lights long seen flickering near Bald Mountain erupt into violent activity. As the ground trembles and residents begin disappearing, Cage and the townspeople uncover the horrifying truth: Area 51 wasn’t built to hide alien technology—it was built to contain something that was never meant to surface. With communications down, escape impossible, and the creatures drawn to light and movement, survival becomes a brutal overnight battle against what the government buried… and abandoned.

The Red Elixir

A young woman reunites with her estranged ex, a brilliant but obsessive alchemist who believes he has finally achieved the impossible—the creation of the legendary Philosopher’s Stone. At first, the elixir it produces seems miraculous, restoring vitality, healing wounds, and sharpening his mind. But with every dose, subtle changes begin to emerge: his body reshapes, his emotions dull, and his hunger for perfection grows monstrous. As she watches the man she once loved evolve into something inhuman, she must confront a terrible truth—some transformations are irreversible, and immortality may be the cruelest form of decay.

Pan

PAN follows a man searching the Vermont wilderness for his missing sister, only to discover the land itself is ruled by Pan, a forgotten god of nature whose dominion extends over every tree, animal, and shifting shadow. As night falls and panic spreads, the forest turns predatory, paths vanish, and the wind begins to whisper. Pan does not stalk his victims—he calls to them, unraveling their minds before the kill. With nature itself closing in, survival means resisting instinct, ignoring the voice on the wind, and confronting a god who has never stopped hunting.

Captain Poverty

In a city where survival is a daily battle, an overlooked homeless man becomes the unlikely hero known as Captain Poverty, gifted with the power to channel devastating kinetic energy through any object he touches. Living on the margins and protecting those society has forgotten, Captain Poverty rises when a ruthless billionaire unveils a grand plan to “abolish homelessness” by forcibly erasing it—displacing the poor, criminalizing survival, and reshaping the city for profit under the guise of progress. As corporate power tightens its grip and the streets are pushed toward extinction, Captain Poverty must harness his raw, unpredictable abilities to fight back, proving that humanity can’t be engineered out of existence and that real change can’t come without compassion.

E.V.E.N.T. Division: Paranormal task force (web series)

E.V.E.N.T. Division follows a covert government task force charged with investigating and containing phenomena that were never meant to be explained—ancient relics mistaken for religious artifacts, creatures buried beneath myth, and extraterrestrial technologies responsible for humanity’s oldest legends. Operating in the shadows to preserve global stability, the team uncovers evidence that angels, demons, gods, and monsters are not divine at all, but remnants of pre-human and off-world civilizations whose influence still bleeds into the modern world. As missions spiral from isolated hauntings to civilization-shattering conspiracies, E.V.E.N.T. agents must battle rogue entities, internal betrayals, and the terrifying truth that humanity’s faith, history, and future are built on a lie—one that powerful forces will kill to keep buried.

Blood of the Covenant

In a shadowed corner of the ancient world, Mary of Magdala is not a penitent, but a blade—a covert hunter trained to eradicate creatures that hide behind faith. Dispatched by a secret order older than scripture itself, Mary is tasked with infiltrating a growing cult led by the enigmatic Yeshua, a charismatic figure whose miracles conceal a far darker truth. Posing as a prostitute to gain access to his inner circle, Mary uncovers a coven of twelve—immortal disciples bound by blood, ritual, and an ancient hunger that surfaces every Passover, when sacrifice strengthens their power. As towns are drained under the cover of salvation and devotion turns deadly, Mary must decide whether to strike down a messiah revered by the masses or risk unleashing an eternal plague disguised as redemption. In a world where belief grants monsters their greatest protection, faith may be the deadliest weapon of all.

CTHULHU: SPLATTER TIDE

When a wave of gruesome disappearances turns a dying coastal town into a slaughterhouse, a ragtag crew of fishermen, divers, and locals uncovers the truth behind the carnage: deep-sea drilling has awakened Cthulhu, a colossal prehistoric abomination whose ancient body predates humanity—and whose dreaming mind is responsible for existence itself. According to a buried creation myth, reality was born from Cthulhu’s slumber, and now the thing that unknowingly created the world is awake and feeding. As boats are crushed, bodies are torn apart, and the creature drags itself onto land in a blood-soaked rampage, the survivors attempt a desperate, homemade plan to lure the monster into the harbor and destroy it before the town—and possibly all of reality—is erased. CTHULHU: SPLATTER TIDE is an ultra-gory indie grindhouse creature feature where the ocean runs red, gods bleed, and survival comes at a savage cost.

The Mutilation Man

In a ravaged near-future where America has collapsed into scattered wastelands and forgotten towns, Ivan—a scarred drifter and performance artist—wanders from settlement to settlement staging acts of ritualistic self-mutilation for desperate, reverent crowds who see pain as the last honest currency left. This reimagining of The Mutilation Man preserves the raw, confrontational spirit of the original while expanding Ivan’s journey into a mythic exploration of identity, exploitation, and survival in a culture that consumes suffering as entertainment. As Ivan’s legend grows and his body deteriorates, he’s forced to confront whether his performances are acts of liberation, martyrdom, or simply another commodity in a broken world—transforming a cult underground film into a haunting meditation on art, endurance, and what remains sacred when everything else is gone.

The Astræus connection

When a pale, inhuman entity is recovered near a classified military installation, Special Agent Jonathan Reyes is assigned to interrogate the being—known as Xal’tera—only to discover it is not an alien, but a distant descendant of humanity itself. Xal’tera reveals a future born from nuclear devastation, where the last humans evolved underground, abandoned Earth, and lost everything that once made them human: emotion, individuality, and creative fire. Now dying from that loss, Xal’tera’s species has returned through time to study their ancestors, hoping to reclaim the emotional “spark” that once defined humanity. As governments race to weaponize this impossible knowledge and silence Reyes, he learns he is a pivotal “fulcrum” whose choices ripple across timelines, determining whether humanity collapses into extinction, evolves into something hollow, or chooses a fragile new path forward—one where the future is not conquered, but protected.

From the depths

During an Antarctic expedition drilling into a hidden subglacial sea, a team of international researchers unknowingly awakens Thalryx, an ancient leviathan entombed beneath the ice since the dawn of the planet. Neither fully fish nor serpent, Thalryx moves like a living earthquake through the frozen ocean, hunting by vibration and pressure, obliterating research stations from below. When the creature begins erupting through the ice—its armored body briefly able to survive on land—the team realizes the ice itself is no longer a barrier, but a hunting ground. Cut off by endless storms and dwindling supplies, the survivors must decipher the creature’s behavior and legends hinted at in prehuman fossil records before Thalryx reaches open waters, where its migration could spell global catastrophe. In the most isolated place on Earth, survival depends on staying still, staying silent, and never assuming the ground beneath you is solid.

What Jesus Would Do

What Jesus Would Do is a high-concept comedy about two well-meaning but wildly overconfident scientists who attempt to cure modern moral decay by cloning Jesus from DNA taken from the Shroud of Turin—only to discover their clone, José, is painfully ordinary and completely non-divine. Desperate to fix their mistake, they enlist a disgraced, conspiracy-minded physicist who claims to have cracked time travel, accidentally swapping José with the real, divine Jesus. The result is total chaos: José is stranded in ancient Jerusalem, frantically trying (and failing) to fulfill prophecies he doesn’t understand, while the real Jesus is dropped into modern-day California, forced to navigate social media, celebrity culture, and human hypocrisy with no guidebook. As both men struggle to find their place in the wrong era, the film hilariously explores faith, free will, and the uncomfortable question of whether humanity is ready for the answers it keeps asking for.

R.O.C. Toro

R.O.C. Toro is an offbeat comedy about a well-meaning, socially awkward man who lives with his mother and finds purpose in the unlikeliest of places—his friendship with a cockroach named Bob, rescued from the local landfill. When town bullies accidentally crush Bob, grief and righteous fury push him to reinvent himself as a homemade superhero, donning a wildly improvised costume assembled from household leftovers, smeared makeup, and unshakable conviction. Armed with absolute sincerity but zero practical skills, R.O.C. Toro launches a misguided crusade to protect the overlooked and the discarded, bungling his way through petty crime, public misunderstanding, and his own limitations. At its heart, the film is a warm, absurd celebration of innocence, grief, and the idea that heroism doesn’t require perfection—just heart, determination, and the courage to stand up for someone who can’t stand up for themselves… even if that someone was a roach.

The Shape of Staying

The Shape of Staying is a quiet, intimate romance about a man who chooses to live unseen and a woman whose life is slowly slipping away. Elliot is extraordinarily wealthy—having built and sold a revolutionary medical technology early in his life—but he deliberately hides his fortune, believing that goodness loses its meaning when it is performed through donations, headlines, or other people acting in his name. Instead, he becomes a home-care nurse, choosing presence over praise and devoting himself personally to those society has already begun to let go of. When he is assigned to Clara, a woman facing a life-threatening illness, their bond deepens through shared routines, unspoken history, and the fragile hope of borrowed time. As love grows in the quiet space between care and companionship, the film explores how devotion is measured not by what one can afford to give, but by the willingness to stay—day after day—without being seen.

A Couple of Dicks is a stoner neo-noir comedy about two chronically underpaid private investigators—best friends, habitual slackers, and unapologetic burnouts—who spend more time arguing about conspiracy podcasts and snack runs than solving cases. When a routine cheating-spouse job leads them to a performer using multiple aliases, they accidentally pull on a thread that unravels a sprawling deception connecting suburban infidelity, fake relationships, shell companies, and the glossy-but-shady adult film industry. Too dumb to quit and too high to be scared, the duo stumble from dive bars to production offices, slowly realizing they’ve uncovered a scheme designed to launder money, manipulate contracts, and blackmail people who never meant to be part of the game. As the pressure mounts and dangerous people start paying attention, the two “dicks” must decide whether to finally act like real investigators—or lean fully into who they are and bumble their way to the truth, one terrible decision at a time.

Welcome To The Future

Welcome to the Future is a dystopian romance set in a world where overpopulation was “solved” generations ago through absolute social engineering—where heterosexuality is no longer just taboo, but a criminal offense punishable by exile or death. In a society built on regulated intimacy, assigned partnerships, and state-approved reproduction, a quiet man and a defiant woman form an illicit connection that begins as curiosity and grows into something dangerously real. Forced to hide their affection behind coded glances and fabricated identities, their love becomes an act of rebellion against a system that equates desire with destruction. As surveillance tightens and the cost of discovery rises, they must decide whether a life without love is truly survival—or if risking everything for each other is the only future worth choosing.

When Angels Bleed

After being murdered in the same act of violence, Elias Ward and Marcus Vale are reborn on opposite sides of eternity. Elias ascends as Seraphel, an angel bound by Heaven’s rigid justice, while Marcus descends as Malachai, forged into a weapon of Hell. Sent back to Earth in human form to confront the truth of their deaths, both move through a decaying city that remembers them better than they remember themselves. As their paths inevitably collide, vengeance and righteousness blur, revealing a conspiracy that reaches beyond mortal sin and into the architecture of the afterlife. Trapped between what they were and what they’ve become, the two fallen men must decide whether to obey divine order—or rewrite it in blood.

The Chair of Judgment

After a devastating accident leaves him paralyzed, a devout priest is drawn into a secret, cosmic trial where the balance between good and evil is maintained not through miracles or wars, but through choice. Bound to a chair and stripped of physical agency, he is forced to decide who lives and who dies among innocent people, each decision carrying consequences that reshape lives, history, and his own faith. As the choices grow more impossible and the cost of obedience becomes indistinguishable from cruelty, the priest begins to question whether preserving balance is a holy duty or a profound moral failure. Trapped between belief and conscience, he must ultimately decide whether faith means submission to divine will—or the courage to refuse it, even if the world must pay the price.

In Loco Parentis

When a young elementary school teacher calmly confesses to a capital crime and demands the death penalty, the state assigns a veteran field psychologist to determine whether she is mentally competent to stand trial—and to die. Over a series of increasingly tense evaluations, she proves herself articulate, lucid, and unwavering, dismantling every clinical argument meant to save her life. As the psychologist struggles to reconcile her composure with the brutality of her confession, cracks begin to form in the narrative she presents, forcing him to question not only her guilt, but the moral limits of a system that requires certainty to administer justice. What unfolds is a psychological reckoning that asks whether sanity is measured by truth, intention, or the consequences one is willing to bear.

CTRL/ALT/DELETE

After surviving years of abuse that left her blind, a reclusive artist regains her sight through a cutting-edge neural implant—only to discover it has opened a door inside her mind. When disturbing visions and digital intrusions reveal the presence of a brilliant but unhinged hacker communicating through the implant, she realizes he is racing to break its encryption and seize permanent control, not just over her, but over every connected user. Trapped between trauma, paranoia, and a collapsing sense of reality, she must outthink an enemy she cannot see and sever the connection before her restored vision becomes the key to a new form of enslavement.

Still Breathing

When a recently divorced alcoholic is bitten by his undead best friend during the opening moments of a zombie uprising, he realizes he has only hours before he turns. Teaming up with his latest one-night stand and a drug-addled neighbor who knows the city’s backstreets, he pushes through collapsing neighborhoods and failed evacuations, fighting withdrawal, infection, and regret in equal measure. As his condition worsens, the mission narrows to its only purpose: finding his daughters and getting them to safety before he loses himself completely. What begins as a desperate survival story becomes a race for redemption, asking whether a man who’s spent his life running can finally show up—before time runs out.

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