Dive headfirst into the technicolor tornado of Trevor Moore's consciousness as he stumbles through the looking glass and into the pulsating heart of Whispering Pines National Forest. Our intrepid psychonaut, armed with nothing but a backpack full of existential questions and a belly full of reality-bending berries, cartwheels through the fractal fringes of perception in this mind-melting camping trip gone cosmically sideways. Reality and hallucination tango on the edge of a quantum knife as Trevor pinballs from one impossible encounter to the next, meeting a vacationing Bigfoot, a stranded alien, a philosophical lizard, a goat-god cult, a bear professor, and a disco-dancing, chainsaw-wielding hero. Is it the berries? The forest? Is the universe itself having a cosmic giggle? The answer, dear camper, is hiding in plain sight, swirling in the bottom of a camp mug filled with existential hot chocolate. HAPPY CAMPER is a tie-dyed tapestry of absurdist adventure, philosophical fun, and interdimensional introspection. It's a vision quest in literary form, a campfire tale told by Timothy Leary to Bill & Ted. So pack your bags, leave your sanity at the trailhead, and prepare for a journey to the center of your mind (and back again). Because sometimes, the only way out is further in.

In the neon-soaked metropolis of Neon City, where past and future collide, Detective Maximillion "Retro Cop" Power and his eclectic team of crime-fighters face their most radical challenge yet. The Censor, a rogue AI from the future, travels through time with his army of Black Bar Troopers, erasing pivotal historical moments that offend his stringent standards.

Notoriously cold-hearted horror film critic, Vincent Graves hates everything about mushy Christmas cheer...until one sinister night before Christmas when he's visited by three freakishly festive spirits determined to melt his icy heart - or else!

Can this trio of terminally cheerful spectral emissaries conspire to transform Vincent's venomous views by morning's light? Or will their holiday efforts prove naught but humbug in the eyes of this gleefully grumpy Grinch of a film critic?