Evan Jacobs’ American Scream is a strange little film — part psychological drama, part sci-fi experiment, and all unmistakably Anhedenia. Set almost entirely inside a warehouse, it tells the story of two would-be killers whose plans unravel when they stumble across dead bodies that shouldn’t be there. As the day drags on, paranoia sets in, reality blurs, and both men begin to suspect that something — or someone — is manipulating them.

Aaron Crocker’s Poison Tree is a small, quietly unsettling psychological thriller about guilt, secrets, and the impossibility of truly starting over. Adam and Nichole Benson move to a sleepy suburban neighborhood hoping to leave behind their troubled pasts—but a disturbing discovery in their new basement suggests that some things refuse to stay buried. At first glance, Poison Tree seems like a familiar domestic horror setup.

Jamie Grefe's Angels in Retina is a curious blend of psychological thriller and experimental cinema, offering a unique viewing experience that may appeal to fans of avant-garde storytelling. With a minimalist cast and an unconventional narrative, the film delves into the psyche of Violet, a woman experiencing mysterious bodily sensations linked to enigmatic orbs. Seeking help from her therapist Charlotte, the duo embarks on a journey that blurs the lines between reality and the surreal.

Jamie Grefe’s The Centipede Strangler is a 2025 thriller that firmly lands in the realm of experimental, fetish-tinged horror. The film follows a psychic investigator drawn into madness while pursuing a killer obsessed with centipedes, but beyond this basic premise, narrative coherence is almost entirely absent. Grefe not only directed and wrote the film but also stars in it, which can often lead to uneven results—and here, it does.

Jamie Grefe’s Boy of Your Dreams is a tense, immersive horror-thriller that explores anxiety, trauma, and obsession through the lens of a home invasion nightmare. Set in the quiet town of Moscow, Idaho, the film follows Kate, a college student whose frantic evening takes a horrifying turn when she discovers she is being stalked by Bryan, a reclusive man with a dark past and an unsettling fixation on her. The story, based on true events, skillfully blends psychological terror with a gripping cat-and-mouse narrative, keeping viewers on edge from start to finish.

Convulsion is an audacious dive into existential sci-fi that, despite its low-budget streaming origins, manages to grip with both intensity and style. Gregory Hatanaka, working from Jamie Grefe’s script, crafts a narrative that is as enigmatic as it is unsettling, blending the mundane with the metaphysical. At its core, the film follows Ethan, a man whose life is upended by uncontrollable seizures stemming from a mysterious extraterrestrial encounter.