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Reuben leads a dull lifestyle. His wife, Jill, leads an eccentric and outgoing one. In order for Reuben to come to terms with his dullness, he needs to meet a talking zombie that has more life in him that he does. But this relationship is constantly under the threat of local detective Langston Cochrane, who wants to expose the supposed undead apocalypse.

When one of their own is going off to college, a group of teen detectives decides to set out on one last case before they disband. While on the job, they unwittingly unleash danger of supernatural proportions.

Some children count license plates on long car trips -- Luther counts dead bodies. On a car trip north, a Mother and son Bonnie and Clyde leave a trail of blood and candy that stretches to a decadent and mysterious seaside resort: MOTEL BLUE 19. This unusual blend of humor and terror was developed as a feature film project, and was based on an original stage play by Edgar Oliver, which premiered at La MaMa Theatre in 1991.

A tumbling collective of absurd moments all told through the revolving door of odd characters that coalesce in the weird universe known as, Spooky Bonus.

A variation of the 'Overcoming the Monster/Rags to Riches' archetype where zombie protagonists resolve their oppression by taking over the world. A Brilliant doctor tries to save the world from death. His partner, a second rate scientist mad with power lust, turns brilliant doctor into the first prototype-zombie and fits him with a collar so that he can control him. He creates an army of zombies to serve him....and did I mention the twisted love triangle?