Justin Sayer (Brad Renfro) suffers from a mental illness which causes vivid hallucinations. The voices in his head have forced him to isolate himself from the world and from his two year old son. After several unsuccessful attempts by visiting therapists to cure him, Justin attempts to hide his illness from a new therapist. But this therapist is unlike the others.

When a convicted killer escapes his prison transfer, he seeks refuge in a nearby forest. With a manhunt underway he moves deeper into the woods, unaware he's become host to a mysterious infection that gives rise to a strange and eerie metamorphosis...

Late one night, a young female college student finds herself home alone. A phone conversation with a friend devolves into an argument about the existence of God and the possibility of an afterlife. The young woman is a vehement atheist and professes that she neither wants nor needs eternal life. She has no need for the 'fairy tale' of a loving god. In fact, she declares, oblivion would be heaven enough for her. But when the darkness around her sinks inward and her faith is tested, can she really maintain such convictions?

What would a casting session for a film based on the work of H.P. Lovercraft look like? The director suffers through a strange cluster of actors with monstrous features, think Monty Python meets Doctor Who, before an actual Old One shows up courtesy of some serious CGI. Produced by Bad Advice for Good Times, directed by Joseph Nanni, and featuring music by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets.