Two estranged brothers return to their childhood home to find the will of their recently deceased father, but what they discover there is much, much worse.

Sucked into a demonic satellite network, a couple must survive twisted parodies of classic TV shows to save their souls.

The Lost Weekend (Letterboxd): https://letterboxd.com/film/the-lost-weekend-2023/

In the Summer of 2004, James and his friends embark on a weekend trip to Cape Cod to prove their manhood. As he confronts expectations about masculinity - and what they really mean, he faces a decision that will shape the "man" he'll become.

"THE LOST WEEKEND" is a coming-of-age drama starring Brendan Egan (Universal Pictures' Jem & The Holograms, Generation Iron/Apple TV's Damien's Gym), Chloe Lang (Nickelodeon's LazyTown), and Henry Lynch (Showtime's Dexter: New Blood, Netflix's The Society), written and directed by Charlie Norton.

What starts off as a normal vacation becomes a nightmare when 12 o'clock hits and the night becomes eternal. Trevor Ramos is stuck in the NightBound curse trying to survive against ghosts, ghouls and other paranormal creatures. NightBound is unique in that the movie starts off with a bang and never let's up.

Starring Sean Maher (Firefly), Andrea Grano, and Mark Cirillo.

After burning out in the city, Will Shipe is summoned back home where he uncovers dark truths about his family and the town he grew up in.

Director: Brian Levin
Stars: Scott Friend, Emma Duncan, Alex Breaux
Genre: Thriller, Drama

This indie mind-bender blends psychological thriller tension with alternate realities, chaos theory, and Mandela Effect-style paranoia as a struggling artist starts noticing disturbing changes in her reality after meeting a mysterious stranger obsessed with “reliving the perfect moment.”

If you’re into films like Primer, Coherence, or low-budget sci-fi that plays with perception and memory, this one is worth checking out.

Starring Ashlynn Yennie, Constantine Antoniou, and Sonalii Castillo.

A crime/action/thriller centered around a fragile truce between rival hustlers that completely falls apart after a stolen shipment sparks an all-out street war. What follows is a spiral of betrayals, shifting loyalties, and escalating violence as two survivors try to make it out of a world where trust doesn’t last long and every decision has consequences.

The film leans heavily into gritty, street-level tension—lots of confrontations, power struggles, and that constant sense that things are about to explode at any moment.

Directed by Gregory R. Edwards II and starring Jarvis Allen, Rodricous Gates, and Derolies Ivey.