Directed by Suki Hawley and shot by Michael Galinsky, Half-Cocked is the definitive early ’90s indie rock film.

Plagues and Pleasures on the Salton Sea is a killer documentary narrated by John Waters that stars a collection of oddball characters.

August In The Empire State, directed by Gabriel Rhodes and Keefe Murren, follows two stories during the 2004 Republican National Convention.

Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare by John R. Hand is an experimental film disguised as a horror flick and has an utterly unsettling feel to it.

The most shocking thing about Christopher Folino’s comedy, Gamers is Finding out that there are people who still play Dungeons & Dragons.

Some totally hilarious comic scenarios fuel Chris Hansen’s comedy The Proper Care & Feeding of an American Messiah starring Dustin Olson.

Elevator Movie is a fantastically surreal film by Zeb Haradon about two strangers who get stuck in an elevator for years on end.

Waiting for NESARA is a mind-blowing documentary by Zeb Haradon about a sect of ex-Mormons who believe George W. Bush is an alien lizard.

Garrett Scott and Ian Olds get close with the soldiers in the 82nd Airborne in Occupation: Dreamland, a harrowing Iraq documentary.

With Trailer Town, Giuseppe Andrews has created another over-the-top obscene verbal assault from the degenerate residents of a wild trailer park.