When a traveling salesman infiltrates the house of a group of misfits, he whips out a suitcase full of razorblades, promises to kill someone for each of them, and then proceeds to cut himself with a razor. Clocked in at about four minutes into the film, this is where Home Sick officially stops being coherent.

When a radical fundamentalist group of religious devotees begin ceremonially killing passengers on the subway, survivors take to the complex underground tunnels for salvation. Lead by Karen, a depressed nurse from a psychiatric hospital, a group of strangers try to escape the religious psychopaths who claim to be trying to save their souls.

Hero Tomorrow follows David, a dejected comic book creator, and his manic, wannabe fashion designer girlfriend, Robyn. When Robyn designs a Halloween costume for David based on his original character, Apama, David decides that in order for him to fully connect to his character, he has to become Apama and fight crime.

After being dumped by his girlfriend, Ben and his best friend Marcus take a road trip down to Mardi Gras for some good ol’ fashioned beer, boobs, and parties. Ben, still visibly torn up by his loss, isn’t so quick to party hard.

When teenage genius Light Yagami stumbles upon a Death Note, a ledger of the gods of death used to kill humans, one would think he would hand over the dangerous weapon to his father, the chief of police.

When a plague that causes humans to transform into rat creatures spreads through Manhattan, an ex-boxer, his military trained daughter, a bartender, a drag queen and two old men try to outlast the infection in the dilapidating building they’ve just been evicted from.

Borderland revolves around three friends who decide to take a trip down to Mexico for some fun before they go off to college. Instead of cheap beer and drugs, they end up running into a satanic cult that sacrifices humans.

Montag the Magnificent is an illusionist who seemingly dismembers women on stage in front of large crowds of people. Once the body parts come off and the blood pours, the audience is shocked and disgusted, only to have the girl reappear without a scratch on her.

Pusit, a down on his luck, incredibly in debt salesman, has just lost his job. Wondering how he’ll be able to repay the money he owes, a strange phone call offers him a chance to win up to one hundred million Baht if he completes a series of thirteen tasks. The tasks start off benign: catch a fly, eat the fly, make children cry.

As I mentioned before, we don't usually focus on video games here but the folks behind Obscure: The Aftermath were kind enough to pass me a copy of the game and it plays out much like a eighties slasher film, which totally seems to fit here at Oddity, so I thought I should let you all know about it.