Rachael Hunger

In the year 2020, a man and a woman go on a blind date in order to beta test a groundbreaking new technology.

In this zany, dry, tongue-in-cheek sci-fi horror comedy, a giant blurry finger comes down from outer space and terrorizes a woman, interrupting her lonely night at home.

Emily, a college student in New York City, moves into her recently deceased grandmother's spacious apartment on the Upper West Side. There she encounters a little white porcelain cup that slowly begins to control her life and demand the unthinkable.

An interactive horror experience in which viewers explore the contents of a DVD and unravel a harrowing story along the way.

A babysitter plays hooky and visits her happy place.

A reporter goes down into the NYC subway system to investigate the phenomenon of the subway shark.

An actress spends all night submitting audition videos.

NYC comedians roast the Oscars instead of watching them.

A young man and a young woman send video messages back and forth from afar, brainstorming a movie to make together in the future when they see each other again.

A filmmaker fails to complete a moviemaking challenge, and with no finished film to show for it, must air an episode of a television show in its place.

A young woman stuck in NYC for the night after a canceled connecting flight comes and stays overnight with her estranged cousin.

Cody Clarke writes and performs a standup comedy special for a complete stranger.

A concert film featuring entirely improvised music.

Chloe Pelletier shoots a movie alone in three hours in her local park, with just a camera, a microphone, and a title in mind.

In this thrilling and dryly funny sequel to the acclaimed low-budget hit Ramekin, Emily (Jamie Saunders) and the porcelain dish return for a self-referential, mind-bending adventure through the horrors of both filmmaking and romance.