Ronald Quigley

When a painter rents a secluded cabin to jump start her creativity, she has sex with a ghost and finds herself part of his plan to bring itself back to life.

In this twisted musical comedy, Mortie falls in love with the corpses who come through his morgue until a vulnerable nurse teaches him to love a woman who is alive.

Three friends accidentally kill a scum bag, then have to pretend he is still alive to cover up their crime.

Alfie Zimmer is a traveling salesman at the end of his road and ready to say goodbye. But there is one bizarre love he just can’t seem to part with.

Set against the neon haze of a Las Vegas wedding chapel, Indigo Hearts follows four lost souls whose lives have been scarred by love and regret. Steven, a fading rocker; Bill, a broken ex-Marine; Kerry, a struggling single mother; and Katie, a drifting free spirit—all find themselves reflecting on the impulsive marriages that brought them here. Through interwoven stories of passion, pain, and survival, the film unravels the raw truth behind their choices and the fragile hope that binds them.

Two demon hunters race to save the human race after an a cult accidentally releases a particularly dangerous demon.

Glen is dying in a hospice all alone, the son he raised on his own is caught up in the Opioid Pandemic and is clueless that his father is dying. A priest comes to give Glen the last rites, they begin to talk, as they do, the truth about the devastation of addiction, and the complicity of BIG PHARMA and the doctors who prescribe these drugs is reviled.

Two heartbroken people—one a dancer, and the other a filmmaker—set off on a soul-searching journey in the hustle and bustle of the big city.

ZZ Ward and her brother book a werewolf tour expecting to have a fun day. Instead they get six people trapped in a log cabin during a hurricane with a werewolf on the loose.

Glen is dying in a hospice all alone, the son he raised on his own is caught up in the Opioid Pandemic and is clueless that his father is dying. A priest comes to give Glen the last rites, they begin to talk, as they do, the truth about the devastation of addiction, and the complicity of BIG PHARMA and the doctors who prescribe these drugs is reviled.

Glen is dying in a hospice all alone, the son he raised on his own is caught up in the Opioid Pandemic and is clueless that his father is dying. A priest comes to give Glen the last rites, they begin to talk, as they do, the truth about the devastation of addiction, and the complicity of BIG PHARMA and the doctors who prescribe these drugs is reviled.