April Yanko

A man's sentient sex toy becomes jealous of his relationship with a human woman.

A modern day Bonnie and Clyde story. Two millennials in a dark era of their lives throw caution to the wind and feel the experience of truly being alive.

When heading home from a writer’s conference, George pulls into a rest stop, only to be confronted by demons both in the restroom and within himself. Based on the Stephen King short story of the same name.

Widely recognized as the inventor of earth's first flying saucer, as a woman Marija Oršić (1895-1945) struggled against discrimination to achieve an incredible technological feat which only today is being fully recognized. A famous medium, leader of the Vril Society, alleged partner to Nikola Tesla and admired by Adolf Hitler. Marija Oršić disappeared from the face of the earth in 1945.

Two friends hanging out in a graveyard who begin a deep, existential conversation over life, love, loneliness, and death. It’s a captivating two-hander that effectively explores the fears we all have about what it’s like to lose someone you love and whether or not the good times you have make the inevitable heartbreak and suffering worthwhile. It also does a fantastic job telling an LGBTQ+ story in a way that feels authentic, relatable, and sincere.

A young girl struggles with anxiety and fear as she gets ready for her first audition. Before she is let in to the theater where its at, she stumbles on some strange and excited people. She calls her mum.

Two kidnappers, a dealer, a group of college kids, and a killer converge in an abandoned school. Once they cross paths, chaos ensues, and it's a race to survive the night.

One morning Jodi wonders into the woods near her house. Her father claims the woods are haunted and has warned her for years to stay out of them. After returning, is she still his daughter? Or something else?

An introvert, her best friend, and an imaginary unicorn attend a college party.

Two friends hanging out in a graveyard who begin a deep, existential conversation over life, love, loneliness, and death. It’s a captivating two-hander that effectively explores the fears we all have about what it’s like to lose someone you love and whether or not the good times you have make the inevitable heartbreak and suffering worthwhile. It also does a fantastic job telling an LGBTQ+ story in a way that feels authentic, relatable, and sincere.

Two friends hanging out in a graveyard who begin a deep, existential conversation over life, love, loneliness, and death. It’s a captivating two-hander that effectively explores the fears we all have about what it’s like to lose someone you love and whether or not the good times you have make the inevitable heartbreak and suffering worthwhile. It also does a fantastic job telling an LGBTQ+ story in a way that feels authentic, relatable, and sincere.