A suicidal teenage boy is befriended by a sadistic serial killer, who vows to set him free of his drug-addicted family.

The small town of Glenville, Ohio was victimized by the brutal murder of a young girl in 1992. Now, 7 years later, the now-grown killer has escaped and gone back to the town to wreak more havoc. Meanwhile, a private detective on his trail investigates the killer's father who might have been involved in the escape. The terror begins...

One year after the brutal unsolved murders in Glenville, Ohio, the Stalker continues to terrorize the small town. Ken Walsh (Steve Brown) still thinks that childhood murderer Thomas Sinclair is behind the killings and reckless sheriff Wesley Johnson (Robert Baker) attempts to internally redeem himself for his irresponsible actions. Meanwhile, Katie Brandon mourns the loss of her brother Russell and Shawn Ellison attempts to discover why he seems to be the target. Director/writer Anthony Spadaccini brings you an exercise in gratuitous gore (death by knife, pitchfork, hockey stick, etc), with another creepy music score and some truly shocking revelations.

Three years after a series of murders in Glenville, Ohio, tabloid journalists travel back to the site of the original murders to stir up controversy up and find themselves in the midst of a copycat killing spree. The killer also seems to be interested in a teenager named Sara, who is sister of the serial killer from the first two movies. Add in a crooked ex-cop, arrogant sheriff, car thief, several plot twists, and an ending inspired by Scream 3 and you get this movie.

Director Anthony Spadaccini parodies his own films in this hilarious spoof. A killer is stalking the moronic residents of a small town. Like anyone really cares.

A indie/cinema verite drama about HIV, friendship, deception, and betrayal.