Sharp period detail, a solid central performance from Heather Brittain O’Scanlon, and smart storytelling hooks are the ticket in Nancy Menagh’s award-winning VICTIM NO.6. A serial killer stalks 1975 NYC. That’s not going to stop New Yorkers from having fun in this largely bar-set short. It’s a groovy time. Just be careful who you leave with. – Mitch Davis

One day, while using a popular broadcasting video app, a teenage girl named Katie discovers the truth about the urban myth known as The Old Knitty. They say that if you stumble upon Knitty's live stream, and she happens to see you watching, she'll call out your name, and mark you. She will then haunt you via any electronic device you happen to own or be on.

Amanda McIntyre, grieving the recent loss of her mother, is visited in her home by an otherworldly stranger in a grimy suit. He knows things about her - secret things, things she's never told anyone. And he's brought her something.

Lucifer, Satan, and the Devil meet with a corporate PR agent to rehabilitate their images - which includes reminding the world that they're women. But when they discover that the agent is more evil than they are, they vow to take down the world's really bad humans and reclaim the mantle of "Top Evil".

An accidental meeting between recently widowed man and a young girl will change both of their lives forever.

Janet waits for her husband to meet her in heaven, but when he shows up, he has his current wife with him.

After the molestation of his son, a father struggles with his need to seek revenge and the fear that feeds his inability to do so.

2 old friends do therapy with a twist. they thought. Director John Hedlund Writers Wally Marzano-LesnevichFrancesco Nuzzi Stars Garry PastoreHeather Brittain O'ScanlonWally Marzano-Lesnevich