David V. Teng

Take Good Care: The Way We Lie

A prequel to Take Good Care. A young woman shows violent behavior after her boyfriend leaves her because he still has feelings for his ex-fiancee. Her friend sets out to comfort her but her heartbreak soon give way to something more ominous.

Take Good Care

A married couple are on the edge of insanity after their free-spirit neighbor proposes a sexual encounter. As their marriage crumbles, they'll discover their love is part of a bigger picture of supernatural revenge.

Still Visible

After the ending of Ghost of the Night (2018), Edward prevented the death of an innocent life via Nepenthe, an unknown time travel drug with paranormal origins and now he must escape an alternate dimension with help from unexpected allies.

Midnight Villains

Two failed filmmakers, James and Elektra, moonlights as body disposal workers in Oakland, CA called "Midnight Villains" to fund their new film. Little do they know, there is a police investigation on the Midnight Villain organization and they have sent an undercover cop to bring them down. James and Elektra must either embrace their dark side or leave everything behind.

Ghost of the Night

In the near future, mental time traveling will be invented. A hitman will use this untested technology to prevent the murder of an innocent person caused by a conflicted gangster.

City of Anti-Heroes

Natasha is a mysteriously possessed vigilante who takes on a drug empire. She sabotages a drug deal, provoking a notorious hitman out of retirement. As he tracks her down, Edward becomes intrigued by her mission.

Nepenthe

Celestine gets hooked on a new dangerous drug, Nepenthe, and is visited by a mysterious woman named Irene who subtly pushes her towards madness. Meanwhile, Bob and his friends try to save Celestine from her newfound insanity.

Nowhere Johnny

Hit by the realization that his hustle is taking him nowhere, Johnny is on the verge of giving up boxing when nurse Ava gives him a much-needed nudge into trying again.

She’s Not There

Al is concerned for his sister Edie, who starts to realize she's missing something meaningful in her free-spirit lifestyle.