Josh Wong

An exercise in surrealism: several gunfighters engage in a series of duels...with imaginary weapons.

A serial killer escaped from an insane asylum dons a vintage Santa Claus mask, breaks into a suburban home, and begins to slaughter its occupants.

A young man begins hallucinating that googly eyes are watching him...or is it something more than a hallucination?

Nosferatu is a vampire with a nose so long that it makes him funny instead of scary. How will he ever acquire the blood he needs to survive?

The first live-action direct sequel to the crime-comedy podcast Never Call Paul. Ten years after the events of the final season, Cody Davidson resides in Mexico. He is engaged to be married and must decide whether to start a family or let the Davidson bloodline die with him.

One last exercise in surrealism: in the Old West, several gunslingers use imaginary weapons to duel.

The original one-note short that became the foundation for the crime-comedy podcast Never Call Paul. A gangster whacks his target, but needs help getting rid of the body. He calls in the cleaner, who works by day as the proprietor of a fine chain of Cuatro Taco restaurants: the titular Paul. But Paul's methods of hiding bodies are more sinister than anyone can imagine.

A narrative-less short film adaptation of the crime-comedy podcast Never Call Paul using remastered BTS footage from the EvCo Productions archives.

A disturbing short in which an intruder kills one of two men, then leaves, and the survivor isn't even slightly concerned about his friend's demise.

A mad scientist attempts to convince his assistant to help him "un-alive" their test subject.

A detective interrogates three cult members for suspicious activity, only to become obsessed and eventually entranced by their vague references to a mysterious source of ultimate Truth.

The stakes in a Bondian poker game are raised to outlandish heights.

Another exercise in surrealism: now, three knights engage in a series of challenges to determine whom the king shall bless with his choicest spot of land...once again, using imaginary weapons.

Four meme-savvy gamers make a pact to raid Area 51 for real in this satire of internet culture based on a true Facebook post. A mishmash of mediums including 2-D animation, stop-motion animation, live-action, puppetry, and more have been combined to bring this novel to life.