“Not Alone in Here” is the newest short film from David F. Sandberg and Lotte Losten, the creative team behind the viral horror short “Lights Out.” A woman is convinced someone else has entered her apartment because a door is suddenly unlocked that she knows she locked before.

Take Out & Other Stories: A Collection of Weird Fiction is my debut short story collection from 2013. I’ve felt guilty for not releasing an audiobook version for a very long time, and I have finally rectified that mistake.

Episode 2 of Tell Me Why continues Alyson and Tyler’s quest to find out what really happened to their mother 10 years ago. This time, it’s all about forgiveness.

The 78th Annual Golden Globe Award nominations were released yesterday with plenty of surprises in film and television.

In "The Hundred Days of the Dragon," an unnamed East Asian country uses new molecular shifting technology to replace the presumptive winner of the US presidential election with one of their citizens.

Writer/director Jennifer Nicole Stang turns The Pied Piper legend on its side with "The Whistler." Lindsey babysits her sister Becky, reading her the story of The Whistler, a mysterious man who led children to the woods to baptize them.

Academia: School Simulator is a simulation game where you build a high school from the ground up. Start with a principal’s office, then plan your way to become the number 1 ranked high school in the state through teacher training, facilities, and student resources.

Bliss is an experimental and extreme horror film about an artist choosing to give up sobriety to find inspiration when her life begins to crumble around her.

Dead by Daylight have finally taken steps to begin adding more accessibility options into the popular 4v1 asymmetrical survival horror game.

The new series at The Avocado debuts today, focusing on The Outer Limits. Up first is The Galaxy Being, a dark and cautionary tale about a radio broadcaster making first contact with an alien species by analyzing sound in three dimensions.