A lobsterman will stop at nothing to understand the mystery behind a strange trap he hauls aboard.

Keepers

An aspiring journalist faces the unimaginable when news of a nearby crash site comes over the radio. Based on “The War of the Worlds” by H.G. Wells and the Orson Welles / Mercury Theatre on the Air radio play of the same name.

The Battle of Grovers Mill

When a sexually abusive tryst in outer space ends by bloodshed, a distraught corporate executive faces demons after her lover provides a psychedelic, designer drug.

Terminal Emulator

A nauseous baker is amazed of what the rottenness of his kitchen has been able to create, a fermented dough to the point of monstrosity capable of wipe him out.

Fermento

A friendly, earnest librarian named Howard gets swept into a blood ritual involving ancient powers when Jeff, a delusional and obsessed patron, attempts to summon a god in the library.

The Patron

An assistant will do anything to get a presentation in front of his boss… even set himself on fire.

Burn Out

In a dystopian Copenhagen, an anonymous man is tasked with a dangerous, yet routine, assignment.

Tranquilizer

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