Renowned oneirologist, Ambrose London, is requested to Arkham Asylum by newly appointed, Dr. Barnard to study the strange case of James Fhelleps. A patient seemingly inhabited by the personality of Joe Slater, a denizen of the Catskill Mountain region; a primitive colonial peasant of barbaric degeneracy, who had mysteriously vanished 122 years ago. Ambrose and Barnards investigation takes an unexpected turn when Fhelleps/Slater is attached to Londons "Dream Machine" which releases an alien life form hell bent on world annihilation. Written by Jahad Ferif

A man, plagued by insomnia, turns to Doctor Sander's Sleep Cure tapes for relief, becoming the unwitting star of his own nightmarish productions, navigating through bizarre and morbid dreamscapes filled with macabre humor.

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Frankie and Tony, two couriers whose job is delivering bags of money skimmed by a crime syndicate from Las Vegas gambling tables to their associates in Los Angeles, lose $1 million when they disobey instructions to make no stops by picking up two young women who are apparently stranded on the desert highway. The two thugs lose the money when the women, Dana and Marcia, suggest that they stop at a roadside motel, and there the women seduce Frankie and Tony, pull out guns, and speed off with the million dollars. Frankie and Tony hire an airplane, follow the women to an apartment in L.A., and brutally torture the women into telling where the money is hidden. Written by Larry B.

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PATRICK (bitter wheelchair user) enlists the help of his cantankerous neighbor ROBERT (double amputee) to transport the four-year-old daughter he never knew he had to live with her maternal grandparents on the other side of the co...

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In this modern retelling of the classic horror tale, teen siblings are enslaved by a psychotic recluse within her gruesome house of horrors in the woods.

Clara left her Romanian hometown, a fishing village by the Danube, to help a German family a few hundred kilometers further west and look after their little daughter. She leaves her 12-year-old son behind. Clara needs the money, but the work comes with a high price: estrangement from her own son and the loss of a close bond with him while caring for someone else's child. The Danube alone, which connects Clara's home village with her workplace, makes it painfully clear that both places are connected. The river that connects everything plays a fateful role over the course of the film in this German/Romanian co-production. CLARA addresses the fate of over 500,000 Romanians who work outside Romania and are often forced to leave their children behind.