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After the apocalypse people turn into monsters and monsters into devils. Three survivors seek refuge with a militia for protection but find dangers of its own. It's good guys versus bad guys versus worse guys.

Christine and her husband Barry have bought an old fixer upper in a small town, using her recent inheritance, believing that fixing it up and a fresh start, will help her recover from a near nervous breakdown. Christine has invited her sister Lisa to move in with them unaware that she is having an affair with husband Barry. Barry, a police detective, only stays with Christine for her money and is looking a way to rid himself permanently of her. Lisa flirts with Barry under Christine?s nose delighting in the thrill of the possibility of being discovered. They find a secret room in the basement laundry with a heavy, titanium door with a cross and mystical writings, locked by an intricate mechanism. They joke about it but only as a way of coping with the mounting fear that it hides something horrible. Christine is tormented by the door, and tries and fails to break the lock to see what?s inside. A kooky, old, murderous, couple next door, however, know the secret behind the door from the house?s former occupants. They believe a vampire has been trapped there and by freeing him and exposing themselves to it, can obtain immortality as vampires themselves. While Barry is off at work, Christine enlists the help of a friendly, local locksmith to try to open the door. Meanwhile the old couple breaks into the house, armed with guns, and the tools they believe will gain them access to the secret room. They succeed in opening the door and releasing the vampire who immediately kills the old lady. The vampire re attacks Christine's sister, husband, continuing on to victim after victim. Finally it is the team of Christine and the locksmith being the only people in the town trying to stop it. After a string of bloody attacks and the body count rising, she tricks the vampire back into the room and locks it up once again. It is then we discover we have followed her in a paranoid hallucination and no one has died. Maybe there wasn't really a vampire after all. Or, maybe, there was.

A deadly virus called Necrotizing Faceitis M is running rampant through Midwest America killing the living and reviving the dead. Life changes quickly for Maxx and his friends as survival becomes a struggle. The group is consumed one by one as Maxx prepares for his final face off with the walking dead.

A young man and his friends must survive a horrific night of hide and seek from his grandfather who begins to relive moments of his grim war days in Vietnam.

When the last soul enters heaven and the first sinner is shut out of hell life as we know it will cease to exist. Geller, played by Ashley Gallo, runs for her life from the bloodthirsty zombies that seem to have over run her small town. For help during end times she turns to Mack (a criminal), two shady brothers and a faithless Reverend played by David Crawford. Geller and her new friends are on the run from roving hoards of zombies, shadow demons and the Grim Reaper!

A horror filmmaker, Dave Dommin documents a Demon Invasion in his hometown offering shelter to four people: a stripper and her abusive boyfriend, a religious man and his pregnant girlfriend. Together they stuggle to survive the demonic infestation, all the while fighting amongst themselves, insane with the desperate will to survive.

In the summer of 2002, a group of friends in rural Ohio set out to create their own Super-8mm zombie epic, inspired by a generation of regional filmmakers before them. Lead by William Schotten, a salesman and horror fan with no prior filmmaking experience, and J.J. Zetts, an I.T. consultant, the group is sure that success is at hand. Or is it? This is their story.

A Wicked, Atmospheric journey into the dark depths of the human psyche...

A man has problems with his body parts. Day to life is difficult because they just will not shut up. He begins to get fed up when they interrupt his sex life.