Claude D. Miles

Debbie is the host of a paranormal ghost hunter show. But can she come to the rescue when four friends use a Ouija board to summon a 300 year old witch? Good luck, Debbie. You're gonna NEED it.

When a woman is killed by corrupt cops, she is reincarnated as an assassin charged with destroying those who killed her and her friends.

A quirky, gonzo peek behind the curtain into the mad mind of schlockmeister extraordinaire Donald Farmer. Known as the Budget Master of Tennessee, Farmer is the undisputed king of SOV Cinema, a DIY legend who’s carved a blood-soaked path through five decades of horror, trash, and straight-to-video gold. Starting in the 1970s with a series of Super 8 films before transitioning to the “profitable” promise of videotape, Farmer found success with hypnotically gory, offbeat features—films that often hid sweet, romantic cores beneath their eye-popping VHS covers. A true original, Donald has been a writer for Fangoria, an actor, and even a reality TV star.

On Halloween night 1984, a grief-stricken late-night radio host shares the legend of the Crimson Witch with his listeners, but as exhaustion takes hold, he begins to fear the story may be coming to life.

Darbie is quite deadly and especially when you mess with her boyfriend.

Countess Elizabeth Bathory lures a young woman to her lair so that she can give birth to the title creature.

The story of a suburban family that finds themselves barricaded in their house following the outbreak of the Zombie plague. Along for the ride are a couple of elves and an actor that just might be the real Santa Claus. In the meantime, the President and his military advisers are holed up in a bunker feverishly trying to hatch a plan to rescue Santa and the desperate family.

Based on actual events