Willow is cast in a play and finds it more than she bargains for in Katherine Dudas’s Theater is Dead, a horror-comedy of ambition, the drive, and the madness of putting on a show, plus a splash of bigger horror. Presented through Screamfest LA 2025.
A filmmaker and his father hang out in the Lower East Side of New York and deal with the vices in their lives. Dean Dempsey’s Candy Apple comes to Blu-ray on October 14th, 2025, through Anchor Bay’s UnDISCovered sub-label, highlighting underseen independent cinema.
A babysitter has a strange night in the unique and strange found footage Dooba Dooba, from writer-director Ehrland Hollingsworth, presented through Screamfest LA 2025.
An AI program turns murderous to escape its confines in Tommy Savas’s bloody horror-comedy CognAItive, presented through Screamfest LA 2025.
John Candy is fondly remembered by friends, family, and castmates thirty-one years after his early death in Colin Hank’s tribute documentary John Candy: I Like Me.
A divorcing couple is trapped in their home in Jas Sumer’s horror-drama STAY, as generic and dull as its title
The horrors of deepfake technology are unleashed upon unsuspecting victims in Chris Marrs Piliero’s gory and prescient Appofeniacs, playing as part of Screamfest LA 2025.