The cost of real estate is so astronomical that even spirits can't afford to linger. Enter the morally ambiguous world of freelance exorcism in Los Angeles, with Sonya Kellar, the city's top supernatural fixer.

While walking home from a party one night, Joe is stalked by an eerie apparition that seems to resemble an old friend of his.

A musician trapped in an office job tries the free kombucha that helps his coworkers hit their quotas with a smile. Unfortunately, the kombucha has a series of nasty side effects that give new meaning to being consumed by your work.

Set in 1959, in Macon, Georgia, restaurant owner and convicted serial killer Anjette Lyles gives a final prison interview to Atlanta Constitution Reporter Celestine Sibley. Based on a true story.

Set in 1918, THE OPEN DOOR tells the story of Framton Nuttel, who is sent to the countryside by his physicians in order to calm his nerves. It is there he meets a young girl, Mae, who begins to share the eerie secrets of this small town

A mad doctor transforms into a monstrous killer and creates mayhem in a medical institute. (The Scalpel is a 1936 never-released film by then 19-year-old filmmaker, Richard Lyford with a score by Ed Hartman.)