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An insurance investigator begins discovering that the impact a horror writer's books have on his fans is more than inspirational.

A group of hip retro teenage outsiders become involved in an interschool bowling rivalry.

A beautiful but burnt out psychiatrist goes to the family's winter cottage for a weekend with her husband and sister, which is interrupted when a terrifying and unexpected guest arrives, a violent sex offender and patient of the doctor.

An English woman, psychotic and sexually repressed, murders her sadistic father, then moves to America. She soon secures a job as a maid for a wealthy family. Soon her severe psychosis and her attempts to keep her sexuality from asserting itself combine to cause trouble for all concerned.

American football coach Chuck Dichter has worked wonders with the Buffalo Bills, and is even confident to crown his career with a Super Bowl victory, but before the play-offs, an oyster food poisoning wipes out his first team for a month. Dan Heller, an insurance salesman and former college quarterback, who was hired, reluctantly.

Six troubled young adults come face-to-face with their worst nightmares when their traumatic pasts come back to haunt them.

On a stormy night, a stranger with questionable intentions is permitted to enter the house to escape the volatile weather; by a beautiful woman not knowing her loyalty to her husband is going to be tested.

A sensational crime story is at the centre of three disconnected narratives: a self-destructive driver, a violent family of three, and the relationship between a quiet warehouse worker and her boss.

Official music video for "Get Busy" by Sean Paul.

An ancient European Legend comes alive with the story of La Befana-a mythical character who rewards the good children...and punishes the bad. The children of the village dismiss the legend as an old wives tale, but as the slaughters continue, their doubts begin to wane. Are the murders the work of a local resident hiding behind the story of La Befana, or does the fable really exist?

A short alternative fiction about the mirage of mental illness and identity through a visual stimulation of hand-processed 16mm film juxtaposed with digital processes.

It's the off season and Meg works the extra hours at the resort. Unbeknownst to her a menace lurks, and they too are getting paid hourly.

Still living at home with his parents, Matt's thirtieth birthday approaches. While struggling with the thought of growing up Matt's life stresses are reaching a crescendo.

A man and his dog who wants to kill him.

Twenty-four year old self-taught baker Whitney is the owner/operator of Cake Your Way in Woodbridge, ON, the custom cake bricks and mortar shop a progression from making cakes for friends in high school, followed by garnering a loyal following on social media. With no business experience, Whitney quickly discovered the stresses of operating a storefront business in that she has to have food offerings beyond the custom cakes to turn a profit, while the custom cake orders are not sufficient in netting revenue to expand the business to those other items. Steve hands Whitney the tough love that she needs in that much of her product does not taste good, because much of it, from the cakes themselves, to the frostings and fillings, are mostly from a "box" or a "can" and not from scratch, she focusing more on the artistic end of what she sells. Steve wants to teach her and her team how to make a diversity of simple bakery items from scratch that she can jazz up by adding her artistic touches. Beyond the existing pink (Whitney's favorite color), Tiffany wants to reflect Whitney's young and bubbly personality in what is the current drab front of house, the exterior being a bit more a challenge in the shop being located in a proverbial monotone strip mall.

Courtney calls in Gail to deal with her husband, Dylan, the two who have been together for ten years. They have an infant son, Dason, who was a surprise in their lives. Dylan wants them to have another child, but Courtney is concerned that Dylan's reckless spending - on the surface on nights out with the boys specifically having meals at the bar, and on cigarettes - will prevent them not only providing for Dason but for that future child. Another hit of Dylan's sole doing had to do with his car insurance, which required his parents to bail him out financially. As such, Courtney wants to put her foot down in not getting pregnant unless Dylan changes his ways. She also fears that their financial issues may lead to them needing to split. Gail finds that what is happening in Courtney and Dylan's household is not all that it appears from Courtney's side. Although Courtney, who handles all the household finances, is dead on that Dylan spends on average $400 a month on those spur of the moment meals out - more than Dylan suspected - she is surprised to learn that Dylan has socked away some money, both as savings and in an education fund for Dason. Dylan's issue is that Courtney, who is a full time nursing student, has spent her working life on part-time jobs that neither he or she would ever consider careers. Despite she currently earning half what he does, they had made the decision to split the household expenses down the middle, thus he feels she hasn't held up to her end of the financial burden. Dylan however admits that he has little understanding of finances in general, his financial doings on an individual basis without looking at their household money on a comprehensive basis. Gail wants the couple to look at their money more holistically with Dylan taking more responsibility, which means either he hands over his paychecks to Courtney to pool their money for household bills, or Dylan will take charge of the paying of the bills. Gail wants Dylan to set long term budgets to deal with their debt, in combination with both going through a goal setting exercise to see if another baby truly is priority in their lives.