Justin Daniel Kilduff

Laura Brummels is determined to avenge the death of a young boy - a death she could have prevented, but didn't. It's placed her in a prison of guilt driven by her cooperation as a reporter with a political regime that's successfully corrupted her. Fallen from grace with the regime, Laura is sentenced to Aquila, where no one escapes and an annual monsoon floods the prison, eliminating everyone. And she discovers her chance to clear her conscience: One of the notorious guards is the young boy's killer. This is her chance to avenge the boy's death and relieve her guilt. But there's a surprise for her in the large cell where she's placed: another prisoner, Joseph, has survived the last flood and has been working to escape from Aquila before the next flood comes. He's devised a clever means of removing stones from the prison ceiling, but he can't do it alone. To succeed he must convince his new cell mate to abandon murder and choose to survive with him and escape.

A zaney zombie-family-comedy that follows Noah, a homeschooling dad running an apocalypse prepping Youtube channel. He and his wife Rose (breadwinner...high strung) reach a breaking point in their marriage. On a therapist's recommendation they take their 3 girls on a technology-free family retreat in the woods. However, on the first night an actual zombie shows up. Noah (who has, of course, not actually left his phone at home) starts streaming, battling zombies with his daughters, and tries (unsuccessfully) to hide all this from Rose. The family eventually discovers that the only thing scarier than these zombies, is where the zombies have come from.