Lucas Hyde

A group of thirty-something friends from high school create their own Creepypasta about Pooka for laughs, but are shocked when it becomes so viral on the internet that it actually manifests more murdererous versions of the creature.

A group of teens set out to the ruins of an abandoned amusement park that burned down fifteen years earlier. The incident is known to have killed two brothers who were trapped inside, but the brothers survived and now haunt the park.

A female attorney who works at a family law firm, and is also a ballroom dancer, is handed a case where a happily married Christian couple is all of a sudden getting a divorce. The husband doesn't want his wife to leave and his family to split up, and he doesn't know why she is leaving as she won't give him a reason. The attorney tries to figure out what is happening and why, with the end goal of hoping to save the marriage. This movie has a message for a married man, a married woman, and a single person regardless if your age is 20 or 60. It also shares the gospel and has a message on the power of Christ! The movie also presents an analogy of how ballroom dance is a picture of marriage.

The film centers around a close-knit family who moves into a seemingly charming neighborhood, only to discover that all is not what it appears. As they face persistent threats, the family begins to question their reality and the world around them.

Dereck, a quiet physicist from a small town, plans a trip with his girlfriend, Erica, across the state to meet her family. When the couple’s car suddenly stops working, they encounter strange phenomena from what appears to be the aftermath of a lab experiment--from Dereck’s lab--gone wrong. After encountering a reckless criminal with his hostage in tow, and a father searching for his family, the group of strangers search for answers and uncover dangerous truths about their world, time, and life itself.