Ryan Dann

An anthology of nine horror shorts filmed under the social distancing and self-isolation requirements of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Talent manager Max Gold tries to book comedian Joe Pera gigs.

A quiet, quarantine special made from relaxing old footage and narrated by comedian Joe Pera, featuring trees, waterfalls, and Japanese monkeys.

Murder, childhood, and making choices that lead to self-betterment.

Three young door to door salesmen from Los Angeles get in some financial troubles and decide finding a treasure is the best way to solve them.

Left with nothing by their recently deceased father, two aimless brothers head home to face his funeral.

Something exciting for you. It's not the winning lotto numbers; it's better. Joe Pera returns to his stand-up roots.

A young man with a baby on the way struggles to come up with a good birthday gift for his 90-year-old grandmother.

The live recording of ‘Drifting Off’ at The Brooklyn Opera House.

An old one [short] from 2015 with Nathan Min about a phone app I invented called ‘Popcorn & Peanuts.’ It disappeared from the internet so I figured I’d put it back up cause even though it’s a little long, some parts still make me laugh

Joe Pera makes an honest attempt to talk you to sleep using mild jokes and low-key stories.

In a constant attempt to move away from their banal lifestyle by reliving their youth, two friends haphazardly reunite with a childhood friend and experience more of the same.

A father and son discover Ramen while hunting in the woods.

A five-hour ambient broadcast of tree footage set to music, originally aired on Adult Swim.