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Two teen brothers discover that an enormous and evil Insect is living in their dead mother's bedroom.

Jess, a commodities broker, finds himself imprisoned in his office when it is overtaken by a supernatural entity.

Tim Cohen isolates everyone in his life when he becomes obsessed with stopping the JFK Assassination using a cardboard box time machine.

Dingleberry and Baxter find themselves on a wild ride on the pope's private jet when the toilet becomes possessed leading to a battle against super-human turds from the bowels of hell while unleashing the ultimate villain: Pottymouth.

Three middle school boys find the last days of their summer vacation shaken up when they befriend a man who may or may not be a serial killer called The Ghost.

An entomologist (Michael J. Vogelsang) is enjoying the seclusion that he needs as he researches a new species of insect. While away, the strains of family life start to pull at him. His problems are compounded when his benefactor voices some concerns regarding the direction of the insect research that he is doing. Lastly, things take an even darker turn when he starts being eaten alive by a mass of fleas. Taking matters into his own hands, the entomologist decides that the only way to combat everything is to cut the flea bites from his skin... and then amputate his leg.

Two brothers, who are very different, try not to kill one another when they drive to their mother's house for Thanksgiving.

THE FORMING is a film that looks at how fear forms within us. We focus on a man who is attacked by a dog as he runs in the park. After that, he finds himself dealing with some very strange occurrences in his home. Everything that follows seems to relate back to the fear he experienced during the dog attack. As he is forced to confront these odd goings on we see him descend deeper and deeper into his own maddening psychosis. Or, is he? In the end he and everyone else around him will see what happens when one lets fear take over their lives.

Simon (Michael J. Vogelsang) and Fred (Evan Jacobs) are back. This time there's no holiday event to travel to together. Simon has made some poor choices with his money and he needs Fred, of all people, to bail him out.

A boxing promoter in the 1980s believes that he is being haunted by ghosts in a video he is making.

Nick Tolliver wants to make a documentary film about the homeless crisis in Orange County, CA. He gets more than he bargained for when he is cursed in the process.

After being dumped by his girlfriend because he's a terrible boyfriend, a man resorts to making a video for her in effort to get her back. In the process he sets up a Mixed Martial Arts show, has his videos ignored, and endures a hunger strike - all in the name of love.

In the future, Artificial Intelligence has eliminated all jobs. The only type of human-based work that exists are runs that people do to transport various products for the machine-based society.

After suffering a nervous breakdown due to OCD a man finds himself facing his old issues shortly after becoming "well."

Evan Jacobs realizes just how much he's going to miss his 2001 Chevy Cavalier when he sells it in 2019.

An ingrown toenail leads to two non-doctors into thinking that they're men of medicine with both comic and grotesque results.

Frank ropes his best friend John into stalking his girlfriend who he suspects is cheating on him.

Two inept 40 year old film students find themselves in big trouble when they shoot a scene in front of the wrong corporate office and one of their wives is kidnapped.

1985-1986 is a coming-of-age story about a 12-year-old boy named Erol who begins attending a new middle school in a rough neighborhood. His new environment is different from the safety of the suburbs he has always known. Erol ends up falling in with a bad crowd and is introduced to a world of smoking, alcohol, drugs and punk rock. Ultimately, Erol realizes that the best person he can be is himself.

It's #boxingtime in this comedy starring Evan Jacobs as Art Banafeld, a boxing promoter who is in over his head with life. He's behind on child support (or any kind of support) for his daughter, his boxing events are replete with problems and he is being leaned on to fix a bout at one of his club shows. Despite all of this, Art is doing everything that he can to be a better person and failing miserably.

The sequel to the cult hit TIM COHEN'S AMAZING ADVENTURES IN CARDBOARD BOX TIME TRAVEL.