Nick Karner

Three tales of vacation-themed horror adapted from the bestselling book by Grindhouse Press.

What many are saying is the most disturbing film of 2018, Watch if you Dare revolves around a series of horrifying incidents. If you press play, look away ;)

A determined young woman faces the daunting task of taking care of her neighbors after a post-apocalyptic event leaves them frozen in place.

When a long gone scientist suddenly visits his wealthy twin brother, he reveals he was researching animal head transplants in a remote Asian lab. This knowledge proves to be extremely critical after an accident when the brother finds himself in complete control of his relative, who starts showing signs of mental instability.

A lone wolf police officer hunts his city's newest drug lord and its corrupt mayor by any means necessary.

Foodie is a dark comedy about a food service industry professional who receives an invitation to an exclusive, underground dinner party and finds out there's much more on the menu than he bargained for.

The GRIMM Corporation has taken control of all planetary activity. Defying their laws one lone R.E.D.D Agent uses her combat skills and high tech weaponry to fight Monsters, battle Grimm Soldiers, and save earth from destruction.

A nutty archaeology professor pokes his nose into the wrong Aztec artifact.

Mark Thomas stages a farewell performance in order to retire his drag queen alter-ego Babs Johnson at Legends Night Club and Bar in Raleigh, North Carolina. His shows have been censored over the past five years in previous productions, and this occasion is no different. Director Nick Karner follows Thomas and his crew of friends, misfits, weirdos, and the Cavalcade of Perversion over a tumultuous three-day period. The performance is cancelled twice, the promotional flyers are rejected and torn down, and most of the props and costumes for the performance are created on the day of the show. While attempting to pull the show together, Thomas realizes that his freedom of speech and expression has been challenged. The films becomes an allegory about censorship, and he continues to argue with the owners of the night club all the way to the opening night, where the show is a triumphant success and Babs Johnson's swan song.

A young girl is left home alone. Free to do whatever she pleases, she ventures up to the dark, mysterious attic. What fresh horrors await?