Recommended by Evan Baughfman

A perfectly-paced supernatural mystery! Also, a worthy entry in the ‘creepy kids’ subgenre of horror! Dark, sad, twisted—dare I say, ‘fun’? I do dare! A terrifically spooky installment for October and beyond.

This is way more entertaining than ‘The Conjuring 2,’ ‘3,’ and ‘4,’ and way, way funnier than the first installment in the series. Feels like both a weird love letter to- and an indictment of- the Warrens. Awesome Annabelle cameo, too! A wonderful horror comedy!”

A clever and humorous piece, poking fun at materialism and greed. The script really fires on all cylinders once the burglars enter the scene. Steal a listen over on the Gather by the Ghost Light podcast!

A wonderful homage to the Best Horror Movie Ever Made! Full of vivid and disturbing imagery. (Has a mop ever made me shudder before?) Moments of sweetness, balanced with plenty of bite. A great, scary short!

Visit this play! It's a phenomenal short, aglow with wonder, hope, and terrific opportunities for creative, out-of-this-world stagecraft!

A solid horror-comedy, reminiscent of 'Tales from the Crypt,' or something even more off-kilter and strange. The jingle is the perfect garnish to this creepy story!

A nice, little whodunnit! Also, a solid courtroom drama that provides interesting roles for an all-female cast. I really enjoyed the final "reveal"!

A great mix of coming-of-age and revisiting-the-past! A powerful story about connection and loss. I loved the humor sprinkled throughout the script, as well!

This story is not what I expected! I love the bookstore setting, as well as the opening dialogue/conversation between our two protagonists. Then, Doug enters the scene, and "Divine Books" elevates into something else: a thought-provoking science-fiction/fantasy tale about destiny, intelligence, friendship, and rationality. A truly unique narrative!

An engaging meeting between strangers reveals the humanity present at each man’s core. A delightful story with hints of sadness and loads of warmth!