She Was So Pretty: Be Good For Goodness Sake

A teen out to prove herself to her dad stumbles into the world's most terrifying obstacle course.

Valerie Vestron is looking for a vacation from her life. Her friends have a plan to get her out of the house and get her to a secluded cabin. They plan to throwback some beer, and unwind, for the weekend, but they get more than they bargained for.

The Halloween ban is now lifted in Helen's Valley, and the sorority girls of Gamma Tau Psi place Michelle in charge of their annual haunted house. Unfortunately for Michelle some uninvited trick or treaters from her past come knocking.

Tromaville’s local celebrity murderess, Dolly Deadly, is a shoo-in to win Serial Killer of the Year. Unfortunately, Slasharella has designs on the title and will stoop to the lowest of lows to take the crown. The two will drag Tromaville out and turn it upside down in their fight to the death, decimating the fictional city’s population all along the way.

Every small town has a haunted house located within its borders. If not haunted by things unseen and unknown, then a place borne of violent tragedy. Some of these houses become legendary and enter the national conscience. The Amityville Horror in upstate New York comes to mind. Tonight is the five-year anniversary of the Cavanaugh family massacre, and for the first time in several years someone will dare to enter the belly of the beast in Edgewood, Maryland--the Murder House.

From producer Jessie Seitz and Vile Video Productions comes the first woman led extreme cinema anthology, FUKT. Featuring work by Dylan Greenberg, Brooklyn Ewing, Dixie Gers, Sydney Clara Brafman, Ashley Crewl, Megan Beck, and Jessie Seitz.

Years after the events of 'The Barn Part II', the group is still left in fear that the evil three might come back to finish the harvest once and for all.