Julie Bowen

An 85 year old mother has to take care of her 65 year old daughter with Alzheimer's disease.

The lives of an avant-garde musician, a serial killer, a kingpin and his right hand man intertwine in a tale of violence, psychedelia and betrayal. After a devastating economical collapse, American society falls into shambles and never recovers. A new experimental street drug known as Pesticide takes the country by storm. The drug gives the user a powerful psychedelic experience, frying brain cells in the process - "pesticide for the mind". The ruthless and sadistic Bronco Billy (Joseph Loeffler-Bell) runs a drug-trafficking operation, with Lorelai Brenner (Jamie Schenk) working as his right-hand man. Yvonne Hagg (Kate Henning) formulates a plan to overthrow Billy and put herself in charge - David (Paul Domenosky), an introverted and socially awkward accountant, has dinner with an old friend named Frank (Ty Bourdo). However, things are not what they seem - Angelo (Cole McCormack) is an avant-garde musician and a pesticide addict. After accidentally overdosing on the drug, he believes he has entered the seventh circle of hell and slowly begins to succumb to madness - The three stories intertwine and come together to tell a shocking, frightening, humorous, gruesome, and oddball tale. —Ethan Forster

Two roommates deathly afraid of ghosts both fall in love with a girl who believes their home is haunted. In order to impress a girl, two roommates set out to make a documentary about a murder that took place in their house decades ago. The girl thinks that the victim's ghost still resides there, the two guys think that making a movie with her will get them laid. But after they set cameras up around the house, and scary/funny things begin to happen that seem legitimately supernatural...they realize that the ghost is not only real, but she's become smitten with our guys. Now, they have to try and find a way to get this 'ghost bitch' out of the house. A subversive, comedic take on the found footage genre. —Anonymous