Steve Bacic

It is a time when the laws of science battle the secrets of magic, and medical student Ernst Haeckel (Derek Cecil) believes the power of life, death, and resurrection lies in his arrogant hands. But on a journey to visit his gravely ill father, he finds shelter in the home of an older man and his seductive young wife (Leela Savasta) who cannot be fulfilled by mortal hungers. Somewhere in the darkness of a nearby necropolis, a defiant necromancer (Jon Polito of BARTON FINK, MILLER'S CROSSING) will now summon them all to an orgy of the undead and unleash the ultimate depravity for those who do not heed the warning of Haeckel's Tale. Directed by John McNaughton in association with horror legend George A. Romero, this startling mix of erotic desire and gut-ripping horror is adapted by series creator/executive producer Mick Garris from the short story by Clive Barker.

A newborn colt becomes a symbol of innocence and hope to the lost and desperate men of a Civil War cavalry regiment who refuse the order to shoot it.

When Hanna's sorority sister's stepmother is found dead, it appears she fell, hitting her head against a pipe. Following the memorial service, Hannah and Abbey go to Jenn. Abbey thinks that something is amiss.

Jennifer Shannon purchases a plaster mask of a beautiful dead woman modeled after the famous "Le Belle Italienne" from a storage locker auction.

Julie's life is turned upside down when she falls for the charms of her new neighbor, Martin, and another woman is determined to kill them both.

When they realize they're being targeted by criminals during a remote retreat, an estranged couple must put aside their marital problems to survive.

Jennifer Shannon has an eye for antiques and a mind for solving mysteries. When she buys a storage unit at auction, she has no idea she's opening the door to murder, and realizes the killer is after something in the storage unit.

Jennifer Shannon must use her intuitive skills to investigate her friend's death in a multimillion-dollar home with a dark history.

Sleuth Jennifer Shannon (Lori Loughlin) and Detective Lynwood (Barclay Hope) investigate a decades-old case involving the disappearance of a groom.

Antiques guru Jennifer Shannon (Lori Loughlin) investigates a murder after an old college friend becomes the prime suspect.

Antiques expert Jennifer Shannon believes two items found at the scene of a murder are actually clues straight out of famous mystery stories.

A concert rehearsal is stalled when the bass player dies from an apparent suicide. Jenn discovers that a stun gun was used to immobilize the victim before her death, but before Jenn can confront the weapon's owner, another band member is murdered.

Jennifer puts the winning bid on a vintage Welte-Mignon player piano at the estate auction of a philanthropist, but soon realizes that the late owner may have led a less than charitable life.

When garage sale guru and amateur sleuth Jennifer Shannon agrees to appear on a reality TV series, she uncovers a puzzle box which may contain the key clue in a murder case.

After buying an old reel-to-reel recorder at a garage sale, Jenn discovers that it includes the sound of a man pleading for his life.

Jenn finds the body of a local college history professor hidden in the 15th century suit of armor she purchased for a wealthy client. As she narrows down the number of murder suspects, she finds herself caught in the killer's web.

Noelle Dunn is ready to leave her charming small town for the big city. Before she leaves, Noelle is finishing her graduate work by doing an efficiency evaluation of Kessler's, a Christmas ornament company, and the town's primary business.

A witch lures children to steal their teeth and curse their souls to wander forever. Decades later, her house becomes an inn — but evil remains.

When a struggling actress is hired to impersonate another woman at a business meeting, she soon finds out that her own real life is in danger.