Sandra Cruze

Following the death of his famous twin, Josh must navigate the funeral amid a whirlwind of challenges: a viral botched eulogy, a surprise pregnancy, a literal manhunt, and a life-altering job opportunity. Josh, a bakery supervisor—and the lesser-known twin brother of Jake, a wildly successful Hollywood actor. When Jake dies suddenly, Josh is forced to confront his grief, his identity, and a family that never quite understood him. From dodging a synagogue memorial to escaping into hookup apps, Josh’s journey through the five stages of grief is at once laugh-out-loud funny and deeply moving.

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An agoraphobic, germophobic, sex-crazed and suicidal struggling writer discovers that he is the target of a sinister plot.

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What happens when two millennial bank-robbers accidentally tunnel into a retirement home for aging rock musicians?!

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The young couple Nora and Alec are on their way back from a long road trip. In a desert town they want to take a break, but when they wake up the next morning, they are no longer in the motel where they had actually checked in. Overnight, the by a group of crazed killers wearing animal masks, have been abducted. What would happen if people were treated like cattle for slaughter? On the farm, this horrific idea comes true. As Nora and Alec soon find out, they are not the only ones locked in cages, fattened up and fed only to be slaughtered, disemboweled and eaten as a delicacy by their torturers. For the young couple begins a fight for bare survival.

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Nicole is stunned when her daughter Cameron returns from a vacation in Mexico engaged to handsome Brent. But Brent has a secret girlfriend, Lexi, and together they're planning to kill Cameron for her money right after her honeymoon.

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Seemayer Studios presents a new documentary about the American Hotel in downtown Los Angeles and the Arts District that surrounds it. Since 1979, the American Hotel has been the beating heart of a rich community of artists who began moving into the deserted factory buildings between Alameda and the Los Angeles River.

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