Closet Monster
With no help from her babysitter, a little girl is forced to face the mysterious closet monster alone.
A young boy sneaks down to take a peak at his Christmas present. He learns an important lesson in this heart-warming coming of age Christmas classic short film.
Jolene is desperate for answers. With the help of her friend, the girls use a Ouija board to contact the dead to find the truth.
An exterminator is called to investigate strange noises coming from an old woman's basement.
Starring Joe Nemchek, Barbara Robertson & Andrew Demott. This was the final soundtrack to be scored by the legendary John "Deyo Ello" Ragin before his un-timely passing. Directed by Douglas A. Plomitallo.
Geena wakes up in the middle of an abandoned house. Upon leaving the house, she finds that there is no one else around and she is all alone. Where did everyone go and is she the last person on earth?
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