Jaden Bush

On February 14th, 1958, three women experience the date night of their lives, but it just so happens to also be the last date they'll ever have.

After being abandoned by her boyfriend Wolfy, serial killer Penny Slice has taken to fending for herself, but if she wasn't insane enough already, the small sliver left of her sanity has certainly vanished into the abyss of her mind with the loss of her beloved being the final nail in the coffin of madness.

The year is 1956. A candy store and dentist office are opened side by side. Though it may appear like a protest against dentistry, or a protest against sweets, depending on the perspective, there also may just be something sinister hiding behind the fronts.

By the late 18th Century, the Golden Age of Piracy had nearly come to an end. Increased government control over the seas had stopped most sea fairing smugglers from continuing their plundering. Strangely, in a small British occupied colony in the Caribbean Isles, a young woman stumbles upon a letter warning of an impending pirate invasion. When she happens to find herself in the midst of conversation with one of the thieves, it soon becomes clear things may not be what they seem on the other side of the lantern's glow.

July 4th, 1976. Two hundred years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, America has changed a lot. Far removed from the original ideals are some individuals. The youth becoming more and more opposed to the "freedom" promised, while others use their power for their own personal gain. It's enough for the Founding Fathers to be rolling in their graves, literally.

July 4th, 1976. Two hundred years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, America has changed a lot. Far removed from the original ideals are some individuals. The youth becoming more and more opposed to the "freedom" promised, while others use their power for their own personal gain. It's enough for the Founding Fathers to be rolling in their graves, literally.

July 4th, 1976. Two hundred years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, America has changed a lot. Far removed from the original ideals are some individuals. The youth becoming more and more opposed to the "freedom" promised, while others use their power for their own personal gain. It's enough for the Founding Fathers to be rolling in their graves, literally.

On February 14th, 1958, three women experience the date night of their lives, but it just so happens to also be the last date they'll ever have.

February 14th, 1963. A gorgeous bride. A handsome groom. The most perfect wedding in all the land. What could go wrong on such a beautiful winter night?

February 14th, 1963. A gorgeous bride. A handsome groom. The most perfect wedding in all the land. What could go wrong on such a beautiful winter night?

After being abandoned by her boyfriend Wolfy, serial killer Penny Slice has taken to fending for herself, but if she wasn't insane enough already, the small sliver left of her sanity has certainly vanished into the abyss of her mind with the loss of her beloved being the final nail in the coffin of madness.

After being abandoned by her boyfriend Wolfy, serial killer Penny Slice has taken to fending for herself, but if she wasn't insane enough already, the small sliver left of her sanity has certainly vanished into the abyss of her mind with the loss of her beloved being the final nail in the coffin of madness.

The year is 1956. A candy store and dentist office are opened side by side. Though it may appear like a protest against dentistry, or a protest against sweets, depending on the perspective, there also may just be something sinister hiding behind the fronts.

By the late 18th Century, the Golden Age of Piracy had nearly come to an end. Increased government control over the seas had stopped most sea fairing smugglers from continuing their plundering. Strangely, in a small British occupied colony in the Caribbean Isles, a young woman stumbles upon a letter warning of an impending pirate invasion. When she happens to find herself in the midst of conversation with one of the thieves, it soon becomes clear things may not be what they seem on the other side of the lantern's glow.

By the late 18th Century, the Golden Age of Piracy had nearly come to an end. Increased government control over the seas had stopped most sea fairing smugglers from continuing their plundering. Strangely, in a small British occupied colony in the Caribbean Isles, a young woman stumbles upon a letter warning of an impending pirate invasion. When she happens to find herself in the midst of conversation with one of the thieves, it soon becomes clear things may not be what they seem on the other side of the lantern's glow.