Magnus L. Thomasson

After visiting a house in Amityville, Keith finds himself suddenly transported to another realm within the home, with no way to get out. Every door he tries leads him back into the very part of the house that he first found himself in. Some theorize the film is a metaphor for dementia.

A group of actors who are waiting to get picked up from their hotel to get taken to set only to be kidnapped by a group of crazed lunatics who just escaped from the mental hospital who take them to an undisclosed location and force them to be in their crazy movie instead of the film they're supposed to be part of. 20 years later, one of the actors from that film, who never worked again after the traumatic experience was now discovered and brought onto a popular talkshow where he reveals what happened to him and about the lost film he was part of. The kidnappers behind the lost film show up at the talk show and the film is finally played for the audience and everyone that watched the lost film will then find themselves part of the next soon to be Lost movie.

When a group of old college friends reunite at a remote lakeside cabin, they quickly realize something is wrong—the forest is too quiet, and the local wildlife is missing. Soon, they're hunted by a swarm of mutated, flesh-eating otters infected by toxic waste from a nearby chemical spill. As the blood-soaked chaos unfolds, friendships fracture and survival instincts kick in. With no way to call for help, the group must fight back using whatever weapons they can find—including a chainsaw and a whole lot of rage. But just when they think it's over, the infection reveals it may have already claimed one of their own.

A group of teenagers steal a supernatural skateboard owned by Satan's son. Now the devil wants it back.

Horror anthology film directed by 10 directors.