Joel D. Wynkoop Movies

Tim Ritter takes us through the making of his film CREEP.

An Independent film director on the edge loses his funding and his marriage. In order to fulfill his destiny with no budget, he must set the scenes...

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

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...

Independently-produced horror anthology.

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...

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

A burglar breaks into an author's house and stumbles on the files secretly stored in his computer for his upcoming horror novel. Stories that amuse...

On Christmas Eve a troubled man escapes from his stress into a forest. He comes across 4 pine cones. They each reveal a Christmas terror which...

An anthology horror film hosted by actress Pamela Sutch.

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

Michael is your typical horror book writer. Each page of his new book becomes more and more realistic with each chapter. As fiction becomes reality,...

Anthology film featuring six tales of terror.

Dallas returns home after years away to try to reconnect with his ex Denise. Cat steals her boss Ray Ray's stash of "Purple Neon" and goes to meet...

A woman is drugged, abducted and pursued in the woods by a mysterious assailant.

Anthology sequel in the best TWILIGHT ZONE/CREEPSHOW traditions.

Horror film from John Miller and Chris Woods

Sunnyville Mental patient Daxton Hackman seeks revenge on Detective Dan Hess, forcing him into a final, violent game of truth or dare.

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....

Early short from Joel D. Wynkoop.