The Gamers Collection

One late night in a college dorm, four socially inept geeks immerse themselves in a fantasy world of their own creation. As their characters journey through forbidden kingdoms, ancient ruins, and the forsaken wilderness, the players attempt to solve a mysterious puzzle that could ultimately mean the difference between getting a life and death. Who is The Shadow? Where is The Princess hidden? Will any of them ever find a date? And how long do they have before their annoyed neighbors call the cops?

All Lodge wants is for his gaming group to finish their adventure. Unfortunately, they're more interested in seducing barmaids, mooning their enemies, and setting random villagers on fire. Desperate to rein in his players, Lodge injects two newbies into the distrust: a non-player character controlled by Lodge, who the power gamers immediately distrust, and the rarest gamer of all -- a girl. Can the group overcome their bickering to save the kingdom, or will the evil necromancer Mort Kemnon triumph unopposed? A parody of fantasy films and the adventure gaming community, The Gamers: Dorkness Rising is a hilarious romp through the world of sword and sorcery -- in this case, a world of exploding peasants, giant house cats, and undead roast turkeys. Game on!

When Cass (Brian Lewis) sets his eye on scoring a date with Natalie (Trin Miller), one of the world's top Romance of the Nine Empires players, she issues him a challenge: to show that he's gamer enough to win this year's national championship. Determined to prove that he can win any game, Cass enlists his long-suffering game buddy, Leo (Scott C. Brown) to teach him everything he needs to know about collectible card games. But The Legacy, a group of hardcore gamers with an evil plan, has raised an army of the undead to win the game for themselves.

Humans & Households follows a group of fantasy heroes on their day off as they sit down to enjoy a rousing role-playing game set in a mundane world of traffic lights, errant puppies, indoor plumbing, and other diabolical evils. Written and directed by Gamers creator Matt Vancil, this three-episode miniseries shows us that perspective is everything, with hilarious results.

Natural One begins with a summons to Gary (Christian Doyle) from his Canadian half-sister, Monica (Monica Zelak). She's getting married and family tradition calls for her future partner to be vetted in-game-is he gamer enough to be worthy of the family name? Gary, accompanied by Leo (Scott C. Brown), travels to Canada for an epic cyberpunk gaming showdown. Written by Christian Doyle and Tom Brown and directed by Tom Brown, this miniseries is also three episodes, because three is the magic number.

A hilarious parody of coming-of-age films set in urban environments. Following Ashtray, a naive young man, as he navigates life in South Central LA, the movie humorously exaggerates the tropes of the genre. Packed with cultural references and satirical jabs at societal norms, it unfolds as a comedic exploration of race, stereotypes, and urban life. The film, laden with absurdity and wit, cleverly lampoons popular movies, making it a laugh-out-loud ride through the absurdities of the 'hood.

The Gamers return in a new adventure set in our modern world.

In a dystopian society, Tris and Four are on the run, hunted by the ruthless leader who's threatened by their defiance. As they search for allies and answers, Tris unlocks a powerful truth about her past. With stunning visual effects, the thrilling plot and heart-stopping action scenes make this film an engaging watch, especially for viewers who appreciate high-quality special effects and immersive world-building.