Ron Douglass

Jake and Bobby, two chain smoking roommates, make a friendly bet to see who can go longer without smoking a cigarette. As the days pass and tension mounts, both men do everything they can to hold on to what sanity they have left as they learn the true nature of addiction.

In an imagined reality where zombies coexist with ordinary mortal folk, the undead are considered second-class citizens. Angela finds this out the hard way when she's shot by her boyfriend and must learn to adjust to her new zombie lifestyle. She tempers her hunger for human flesh with Zombies Anonymous meetings and tries to pass for living in the mortal world.

In this story about impoverished urban life, a woman named Kelly has to decide how much risk and sacrifice is worth the chance to get out of the ghetto. Stealing the 250,000 dollars that her fresh-out-of-prison boyfriend is hording from a bank heist, she makes a run for it, fully aware that if he finds her, she will be dead. Both of these people want a chance at a clean life, but after everything they must go through to get it, that life may turn out to be nothing but a dream.

Three thugs decide to kidnap two rich girls to get rich. After kidnapping the girls, they flee to the woods to avoid detection and until the ransom is paid. The girls try to warn the men that there is something in the woods, but they don't listen. The force in the woods comes alive and one by one, they each fight for their lives.

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After a heart breaking relationship, a young girl is pushed by her friends to find love on the World Wide Web, but their LOL's turned into OMG, when their first finding happens to be a diabolical brutal killer, who vows death to the new cyber generation.

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