Gary Faulkner

Two siblings share their Friday night dinners at their parents home and, somehow, something always goes wrong.

Welcome to Britain 2016. No longer a peaceful country. The riots of 2015 have left Britain devastated beyond recognition; society has collapsed, the military is non-existent, and gangs of youths battle to ensure their own group's survival. Reporter Gayle and her cameraman Chris attempt to document life for Rafe and his gang on a former inner city housing estate. However, it is not long before Chris and Gayle realise that they are way out of their depth as they discover that all is not what it seems on the streets of Broken Britain.

Doreen Ross plays Laura Zuckerman a young housewife tortured by experiences of childhood sexual abuse. This is a poignant display of the human mind desperately grasping for normalcy while having been "trained" otherwise at an early age. While Laura's mother is in the hospital for a long stay her father terrorizes Laura. Sex then is the next step and before Laura's mother comes home her father makes her promise not to tell her mother what he has been doing to her. Laura's reality is now well tainted as she oscillates repeatedly between what is real versus what she thinks is real in the actions of both men and women towards her.

A group of students carry out an investigation into the murder of a lonely farmer, Edwyn Morris and the subsequent paranormal events that have occurred after his death. During their investigation it becomes clear that something sinister is lurking in the details of the murder and there is much more to Edwyn's history than originally meets the eye. As they delve deeper into the paranormal investigation, they soon begin to realise that they themselves are at risk and are to become part of an investigation where they are the victims.

A group of ambitious YouTubers arrive at an isolated English farm to uncover the story of the infamous Legend of the Pigman. Can they debunk the myth - or will they unleash the beast once more?

Two siblings share their Friday night dinners at their parents home and, somehow, something always goes wrong.

Welcome to Britain 2016. No longer a peaceful country. The riots of 2015 have left Britain devastated beyond recognition; society has collapsed, the military is non-existent, and gangs of youths battle to ensure their own group's survival. Reporter Gayle and her cameraman Chris attempt to document life for Rafe and his gang on a former inner city housing estate. However, it is not long before Chris and Gayle realise that they are way out of their depth as they discover that all is not what it seems on the streets of Broken Britain.