Joel D. Wynkoop Filmes

Once in the depths of the frozen North, Arose a dark power. To some they were known as the Alliance. John Nolan was said to belong to this group. The...

Three friends, sealed up in an underground bunker while the world ends, tell stories to pass the time.

Mike Strauber, the copper-masked madman of Truth or Dare? is back... And this time, it's for real.

Boris, from Joe Sherlock's chapter of Dark Zone Thirteen, is summoned back to present a new collection of thrills, chills, spooks, and scares.

Aliens attack earth and the multiverse. It is up to Parsons, Dawes, and Emile to stop them.

Vampires run amok in New York City.

An anthology horror film hosted by actress Pamela Sutch.

Dr. Carol Heisler is angry... very angry. Her rage registers with a flying saucer scanning the populace. The alien being inside decides that she is...

On Halloween night, we follow a troublesome brother and sister, an abused wife, and a sleazy politician who all get kidnapped by a villainous group...

Can three bumbling idiot stooges save the Earth? Can they save all the Earths? Can they save themselves? What a minute... Earths? What’s going...

Three girls win a radio contest to spend the night in a haunted building and if they stay till dawn they win tons of cash. The girls fight off sick...

Someone is killing the ladies from "Tasty Chicks", a shady little business out by the swamp. A detective is sent there to question some of the girls....

A horror anthology of three short stories interwoven into the plot of Dennis Frye, who visits a job placement agency run by the mysterious Mr....

Joel D. Wynkoop's Nekoda is a "martial-arts western" which continues the vigilante adventures of the Man of Faith, Man of Action, Man of High Impact...

Willie is back for another round of killing and porn watching.

James Kirk (not that one) borrows a Time Suit from his employers to go back in time and save his wife. And also to stop a worldwide pandemic. In that...

Independently-produced horror anthology.

Early short from Joel D. Wynkoop.