Blood Relative
An adopted woman discovers an identical twin—and a dangerous vampire family she never knew existed.
A vampire story about identity, grief, and family.
WRITING / SCREENPLAYS
Horror, mystery, dark comedy, speculative fiction, and original genre work. Direct links to individual projects remain permanent.
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SCREENPLAYS
An adopted woman discovers an identical twin—and a dangerous vampire family she never knew existed.
A vampire story about identity, grief, and family.
A sheltered student learns that a hit pop song may be conditioning listeners into obedience.
An analog-era horror story about pop music, conformity, and resistance.
A true-crime writer is drawn into a murder mystery inside a serial killer's desert house.
A contemporary adaptation of the public-domain stage play by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood.
A supposedly fraudulent haunting refuses to end after every practical trick has been exposed.
A haunted-house mystery in which a rational explanation proves incomplete.
Two contract workers stumble through a dangerous and absurd night of assignments in 1990s Los Angeles.
A 1994 Los Angeles crime comedy about misdirection, strange jobs, and reluctant partnership.
A family's period of mourning becomes a contained mystery of memory and loss.
A contained supernatural grief story set largely in one house during shiva.
An impound-yard death, phantom mileage, and surveillance footage lead into a tangled procedural mystery.
An evidentiary noir told through recorded interviews, dashcams, databases, and other records.
A rock band hears a broadcast from tomorrow predicting that only three members will survive.
Four bandmates hear a radio broadcast predicting tomorrow’s tragedy.
Interconnected lives collide in a surveillance state built on compulsory confession and punishment.
A dystopian science-fiction story involving confession, memory surveillance, and collective guilt.
SCREENPLAYS
Twin survivors in alternate worlds use lucid dreaming to reach one another—with catastrophic consequences.
Season one comprises seven completed episodes, according to the existing public screenplay listing.
SCREENPLAYS
Brushing his teeth opens an impossible slit in the bathroom wall; refusing has consequences of its own.
Also available as an approximately 20-minute radio-play prose adaptation.