Dust Up is a kick ass action comedy starring Amber Benson and Travis Betz that will make you laugh, gasp and punch the person you're sitting next to. If you like funny, fighting and some crazy stuff you've never seen before, Dust Up is the flick for you. It's set in the middle of desert,

Wes and Fi are stuck in a rut. Neither seems able to reignite their creative spark, but as long as they have each other though, things couldn't get worse...until Fi begins to show signs of mental illness. Wes does everything in his power to help her get better, but darker forces lurk inside her, and

When a lonely loser, Justin, meets the woman of his dreams, he has no idea that she's being followed by something evil. When the darkness finds her, dragging her down to Hell, Justin uses a strange book to summon the demon Lo to help get her back. Lo, however, has other plans for the tasty

When Kelby Unger returns to his home town to attend his father's funeral, his past slowly begins to seep back into his blood. His childhood friends seem to be stalking him, devilish grins on their faces. Soon, the mystery of what they did together as kids starts to unravel one strands at a time, sending

In a world where nothing is perfect, isn't it a nice thought that a single day can be. Waking one Sunday morning, two young lovers make a pact not to get out of bed...no matter what. When nature calls - figure it out. When hunger strikes - make a plan. When boredom hits - play.

An aging out of work clown returns to his small hometown, resigned to spend the rest of his days in a drunken stupor. But when his passion for clowning is reawakened by the local amateur circus he finds his smile.

DrexelBox co-founder Travis Betz has signed on with Universal Pictures and Mandeville Films to adapt the hit young-adult novel, DARIUS THE GREAT IS NOT OKAY – written by Adib Khorram, 2018 Penguin Books. Along with co-writer Kevin Hamedani (Zombies of Mass Destruction, Junk), Betz is thrilled to help bring this coming-of-age story to the screen.

It’s been quite a few years since Travis Betz (Lo, The Dead Inside) has come out with a new feature-length piece of macabre loveliness. His latest, Little Graves, took two years of traveling back and forth between California and Indiana in the dead of winter to complete, but he has recently finished post-production and is

Travis Betz’s original story, Carol’s Carols, has been bought by AMC’s horror streaming service, SHUDDER for development as a narrative eight-episode podcast. Betz will write, direct, and produce the show about a choir of Christmas carolers who are broadcasting over a small town’s public radio airwaves on Christmas eve when things turn dark – the