Stories Beneath The Surface.

A Fearing Place tells the story of a dying 1%er outlaw motorcycle club known as The Jokers. Their longtime president, Irish Bob, has recently died from a rare disease, while the club’s current president, Mother, has grown burned out and disillusioned with club life.

When Mother is released from the only job he has ever known, he remembers an offer once made by Red, the Jokers’ Master-at-Arms. Mother seeks him out, and together they devise a plan: stage a memorial run back East, carrying a funeral urn filled not with ashes, but with pure, high-grade crystal meth.

Their plan is to follow Route 66, where motorcycles are a common sight, recruit a few club members to serve as soldiers along the way, and deliver the drugs to an Eastern chapter of the Jokers, splitting whatever profits they make.

But the run begins to unravel. Betrayal and suspicion creep into the ranks, loyalties are questioned, and long-held tensions come to the surface. Everything finally erupts inside a roadside diner as an immense electrical storm rages outside.

What began as one last ride becomes a dangerous reckoning in which no one is quite sure whom they can trust.

Ghost of the Homefront addresses a few serious issues in modern America; veteran suicide, veteran homelessness, PTSD, and isolation.

Sean Lewis is a female vet back from the conflicts in the Middle East. She is scarred both mentally and physically. She lives on the margins in a detached garage at her sister and her wife's house. Sean spends her time reading, journaling, working on an inherited BMW motorcycle and hanging out with some fellow homeless vets downtown. These days are interrupted by visits to the local VA hospital.

Occasionally a tapped "X" on a light pole is a sign for her to meet up with her Manager. A man of respect who employs Sean to do hits for him. They meet up at a small used bookstore where Sean receives her assignments.

Sean is given a job that was more than she bargained for as she finds herself on the run from the Romanian mob. Ghost contains an epic chase on Sean's motorcycle through the Hollywood Subway, and backwards down the 101 freeway.

Eulogy tells the story of a bank robbery gone wrong after a double-cross leaves half the gang driven out of town and abandoned to die in the desert.

After wandering for who knows how many days, the three remaining members climb a ridge and unexpectedly witness the Mountain Meadows Massacre of September 11, 1857. When the bloodshed finally ends, they cautiously make their way down to salvage whatever they can from the wreckage. Among the dead, they discover a young girl who has survived.

Honoring her father’s dying wish, the three agree to take the girl to her grandfather in Eulogy, New Mexico Territory. Along the way, they encounter a group of friendly Diné, including one physically imposing man whose gentle and innocent nature is almost childlike.

When the unlikely band finally reaches Eulogy, they find the girl’s grandfather—but their journey is far from over. He has found himself on the wrong side of the corrupt political elite who control the town, drawing the travelers into a new and dangerous conflict.

Blood Runs Riot tells the story of the Star Alliance ship, Talbot, an interplanetary supply vessel responsible for delivering goods to Star Alliance bases throughout a distant galaxy. Fresh from a complete overhaul, the Talbot is on her first expedition. After an initial setback, everything aboard the ship appears to be running smoothly.

That is, until the crew reaches a dark quadrant of its assigned route, where the Talbot must be entirely self-sufficient in the event of an emergency. When a pressure failure causes an engineering compartment to explode, the resulting fire devastates the entire section. At the same time, the crew discovers a seemingly dead planet nearby.

Suddenly caught in the planet’s gravitational pull, the Talbot begins an uncontrollable descent through the clouds. The crew manages to right the vessel just long enough to glimpse the surface below—a pockmarked, desolate wasteland reminiscent of the battlefields of the Somme. The planet exists in near-total darkness, illuminated only by enormous bolts of lightning tearing vertically across the sky.

The Talbot crash-lands.

Historical records reveal that the planet was once a cornucopia of clean water and abundant natural resources. Two powerful galactic empires arrived with the intention of claiming those riches for themselves. What followed was a brutal war of trenches and attrition that eventually descended into a bloody stalemate.

As the war dragged on, the planet’s chemistry began to change—and so did its human inhabitants. Twisted by their environment, they became something else entirely, feeding on the vital organs of one another and of the invading forces.

Now stranded on this devastated world, the crew of the Talbot must repair their ship before the horrors lurking beyond its hull find their way inside.

Can the Talbot make the necessary repairs and return home—or will her crew become the latest victims of this planetary death show?

Run Like Hell follows a small band of enforcers—Sully, Alejandra, and Cowboy—who have grown tired of being exploited and ripped off by the DeJesus Familia. Deciding they’ve had enough, the trio takes out the head of the family and makes a run for a remote hideout Sully knows well.

After the hit, the unholy trio stocks up on enough supplies to disappear for a few days while they plan their escape and wait for the heat to die down.

What Sully and his crew don’t know is that the surrounding land has been purchased by a separatist death cult led by an established—and deeply dangerous—leader who has little tolerance for outsiders.

Trapped in unfamiliar territory, Sully, Alejandra, and Cowboy soon discover that escaping the DeJesus Familia may have been the easy part. One by one, the unholy trio must face the faithful followers of The Morning Glory.

Currently in post-production.

Ghouls A Go-Go follows a garage band on tour that is given a rundown house to use as a crash pad and rehearsal space. What the band doesn’t know is that the building is already being used by two scientists conducting a secret experiment.

One of the scientists is actually an undercover government agent and saboteur, working to disrupt the project from within. Their research involves the development of a weapon designed to spread dissent and chaos throughout the general population.

When the unsuspecting musicians move in, garage rock collides with secret experiments, government intrigue, and things that were probably better left undiscovered.

Ghouls A Go-Go is heavily influenced by the wild, colorful beach movies and B-movie spirit of American International Pictures in the 1960s.

Currently in the writing stage.

The Feeding follows a vampire through the city as he stalks the night in search of his next victim. Moving through the shadows, he hunts, feeds, and disappears before the city awakens—leaving behind only the aftermath of his hunger.