Matthew Rush

Two roommates (and their friend) must decide whether or not to evacuate their apartment.

A decade after high school, three old classmates reconnect and reevaluate their lives while hiking a mountain in Alaska.

A down on his luck salesman takes a job working in an adult bookstore with his slacker stepbrother.

An affable caregiver watches over a mysteriously ill young woman. As the two develop their relationship with one another, strange occurrences unravel a far more sinister hand underneath their façades.

Two bumbling spiritual cleansers find themselves in over their head when confronted with a real demon, but can they get the job done when their lives depend on it?

Based on the award-winning short story "Life's Reflections - A Fateful Weekend," by Ronald Lamont Canfield, this story peers into the weekend of JFK's assassination as seen through the eyes of a seven-year-old boy, Ronnie. Ronnie has minimal understanding of "the President," and tries to process the sadness that consumes his mother, grandparents and the people across the nation he sees grieving on the news. The weekend contrasts the tragic loss of a beloved President and finding some semblance of normalcy and joy, as the family celebrates Ronnie's little brother's sixth birthday.

An astronomer looks to the stars to find comfort in the darkest of places.

When a lonely farmer accidentally makes a chicken-human hybrid; he must decide it’s fate, and ultimately his own.

A reunion of old friends is disrupted by a hated roommate and an internet monstrosity.

When a bar bathroom hookup takes an otherworldly turn, two men must work through their problems to move forward.

A man must face his greatest fear.