Michael McGlynn

After being shut down for eight years, Camp Trustfall is reopened in 1994 by a new owner. The first summer has come to an end and the counselors are closing down the camp for the year when one by one, they start to disappear.

After a prank goes wrong, one person is left dead and another institutionalized. Ten years later, a group of friends are partying at a cabin in the woods unaware that a deranged psychiatric patient has escaped and is hell bent on revenge.

Coffintooth returns from Beneath the Old Dark House to stalk new victims on Halloween!

During a family gathering, dinner is interrupted by a knock at the door. 5 intruders take the guests hostage and put them through a series of sadistic games. As the night goes on, the intruders realize they also may have something to fear.

A group of troubled teens are led into the woods by a New Age guru who promises to help them heal their minds, hearts and troubled souls. But, one by one, those raw wounds are ripped open, spurting bright, red blood across Camp Phoenix. Because the cannibalistic killer who once haunted these woods - long thought dead and buried - has been reawakened by a trio of teenage, Satan-worshiping metal-heads. The dreaded beast of Blackwell's woods once again roams the forest, preying on the innocent - and not so innocent - who dared to enter his domain. Satanic rituals and supernatural secrets will haunt the survivors of this brutal massacre... if there are any survivors.

A group of strangers, who each escaped a serial killer, are trapped with one in a historic inn. Will any of them live long enough to figure out who the killer is?

Hellvira has escaped Hell and lost in a remote forest, searching for a working phone to call her best friends for help, she comes across a small house in the woods inhabited by a curmudgeon [Jax] and tries to convince him to let her use his phone.

Four sets of friends spend Halloween weekend at the Beautiful Creekside "Kamp of Antietam". Each attending is promised a "Once In A Lifetime" experience, but there's more than just fresh air and fishing going on at the K.O.A.