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A short film about two best friends named Austin and Dave. An argument begins between them after they find out one of them prefers a different fruit to them. The heated argument turns into a childish race on who has the best fruit.

Grant, Wilda, Cody, and Ferg are all college students in Salt Lake City. Grant and Cody are supposed to be BFFs, but Grant-a paranoid and spoiled film student-suspects Cody is secretly hooking up with Wilda, an ex-girlfriend Grant is struggling to remain amicable with. Their friend is Ferg, Wilda's non-binary stoner cousin and an amateur student of Theosophy and Ritual Majick. Fleeing an atmospheric disaster known as "The Inversion" in the Salt Lake Valley, the group decides to go camping in Southern Utah's Arches National Park. As Grant's obsessive voyeurism escalates on-site, he begins to sense a malevolent, imperceptible force encroaching on them. What is it? An ancient Lovecraftian Evil? An extraterrestrial manipulation? A nuclear experiment gone wrong? Fucking zombies, dude?!?. Or... something even weirder?

An exhaustive, detailed documentary on the 30-day film shoot of "The Devil's Rejects"

Mysterious deaths occur in a community where someone, or something, is brewing The Skull Wine, the oldest form of dark magic.

Two flunky Janitors in an Arctic Lab perform unauthorized experiments transporting them to a beach dream world in Malibu California w/50 beautiful young girls and a female Brazilian PhD Student wearing only a bra and panties. A '67 Muscle car races chases horses guns fights surfing, sumo wrestler, wolf monster, underwater scenes tons of gorgeous models. Sexy sci-fi fun.

At Benson's Health Spa business is booming. And why not? With the, "Look beautiful and stay fit or never pay a dime" promotion, people are literally selling their souls to join.

In the cut-throat world of High School Speech and Debate, if you're not a winner, you're a loser.

"Songs of Love from Hawai'i" is a 62-minute musical cinematic journey through the stories of immigrant communities in Hawai'i, celebrating resilience, love, and the human spirit. The film intertwines three powerful narratives: the history of Korean American immigrants, the life of a young woman who became a picture bride, brought to life through a beautiful performance by Grammy-winning Richard Yongjae O'Neill, and a tribute to those who found peace in Molokai's Kalaupapa. Featuring rare archival footage and stunning musical performances by world-renowned artists like Keola Beamer, Chee-Yun, and Ignace Jang, the film highlights universal themes of family, sacrifice, and belonging that transcend cultural boundaries.

Based on the classic novella by Robert Louis Stevenson, "Hyde" tells the story of successful defense attorney Edward Hyde, who has the perfect family to go along with his perfect job...even though he finds himself struggling to balance the two at times. Once a horrible tragedy strikes, Edward begins to go down a dark path that leads him to spiral out of control...transforming into something else entirely.

A man and a woman follow a river. Each on their own. Members of the Aeta tribe dance in an eternal circle around two motionless men. In a forest, human bones are found.

From the dark and mystic world of Full Moon come tales of witchcraft and demonic possession. In "The Devil's Spell," bodies drop in a night of terror as an evil witch comes back to kill the descendants of the witch hunters who burned her... 100 years before! "Witches' Dolls" is the story of a literal demon, disguised as a sweet little old lady, who is hell-bent on capturing the souls of unsuspecting clientele of a boarding house and imprisoning them in her hideous book of paper dolls. In "Resurrection of the Damned," haunted by the ghost of his dead father and surrounded by the enticing ways of black magic, a man enters a world beyond his wildest imagination.

A roadside bandit reluctantly agrees to become the muscle for a traveling gambler/conman. In an attempt to steal from a traitorous army marshal, they get involved with rebel fighters who hope to use the riches to fund their revolution.