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Settlers traveling through the Oregon desert in 1845 find themselves stranded in harsh conditions.

Chosen by the man himself, the Kevin Smith Movie Club presents Losers Take All. A band is given the chance of committing the ultimate sin: selling out. They must decide if they'll stick to their roots or give in to corporate rock.

Four friends vacation at a B&B in the country and are stalked by a killer and her degenerate family.

Fourhand is a wry tale of making music, falling in love, falling in friendship, and adjusting one's expectations of life. Two men and one woman link up with one another in order to resolve a perennial New York difficulty: finding and keeping a satisfactory place to live. Both men love classical music: Richard, a shy scientist, plays piano earnestly if clumsily in the true sense of an amateur, for love and the passion of playing. Frank, a charming womanizer, plays piano simply because he is gifted and chooses it as his profession. The two become student and teacher - and in the meantime fall for the same woman. As the three become friends (and more), their relationship evolves and resolves in unexpected ways.

Through the eyes, words, and songs of its popular music stars of the 50s, 60s, and 70s, 'Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock & Roll' examines and unravels Cambodia's tragic past, culminating in the genocidal Khmer Rouge's dismantling of the society and murder of two million of its citizens. Combining interviews of the surviving Cambodian musicians themselves (a total of 150 hours of interviews were filmed) with never-before-seen archival material and rare songs, this documentary tracks the twists and turns of Cambodian music as it morphs into rock and roll, blossoms, and is nearly destroyed along with the rest of the country.

A naive housewife with a penchant for poetry and Facebook is called to adventure when an exotic visitor shows up on her doorstep! Oblivious to some dark forces at work, she awakens to a changed life, in more ways than she had hoped!

This show revolves around two roommates (Korey and Mike). They don't really like to do much outside their apartments and spend their days pretty evenly between television and arguing about the every changing society around them. This is a show set in Los Angeles that leans on the the simplicity situational comedies and grounded in the characters that create it.

A single mother gives her child a toy for his birthday, only to discover it is possessed by a demonic entity.

A naive tourist in Hollywood is drawn into a seductive and dangerous world when he rescues a despairing movie star from a car crash.

5 film makers received a log line and had 120 Hours to write, film, and edit a short film for the 120 Hour Film Festival. The log line was: A computer nerd isn't a computer nerd, he is actually a ---"

Ten daughters gather at their father's Lake Hollywood home and must find the courage to face their demons and forgive him, each other, and themselves... before it's too late.

Women from various backgrounds and issues come together in a Halfway house, while driving the house mistress all the way crazy.

A traveling hippie and a grieving widow develop an unexpected and dangerous friendship after both of their worlds have been turned upside down.

When a brother and sister run the family bed and breakfast together hilarity ensues.

Korey and Mike reflect back on Korey's horrible interview history as Korey thinks back to an Albertson's Manager that cut him off at the knees over his hair.

Mike and Korey are once again on their couch ruminating about politics. This time they are contemplating what the presidential race wold look like if both candidates were black. Their friend doesn't appear as perplexed by the idea.

Korey and Mike argue over the needs of the 99%. Clearly this conversation is going nowhere fast.

Korey extrapolates and infinite amount of data from celebrity body language and Mike remains skeptical.

Kore and Mike declare war on reality television, while still watching.

Mike confuses the meaning of "roses" as Korey attempts to convince him what it really means.

Mike and Kore try to decipher the motives of Siri.

Korey shows up to ruin Mike's evening t.v. date with his new girlfriend.

Things get touchy as Mike and Korey disagree about the rules of chess.