Simon Birks

When Brendan was a boy, he was diagnosed with a terminal illness. That is, until a strange man gave him a pebble, and told him not to lose it. Since then, he's kept it safe, but that hasn't stopped the ghost of who he once was from getting closer.

Ava daydreams, but is the girl made of letters and words who followed her home from school a figment of her imagination, or something far more real? And exactly how much does her mother know about it?

Arkham Asylum, 1933, Daniel Upton inexplicably shoots his lifelong friend Edward Derby in the face, killing him instantly. What would drive Daniel to perform such an horrific act? Who was Edward Derby, really? And is he, in fact, dead?

Stargate meets His Dark Materials in a new non-stop sci-fi action blockbuster. Hannah's life imploded the day her father disappeared from the secretive Smith-Petersen Research Station in Antarctica. Desperate to find him, she gets a job at the same station and is immediately thrown into events threatening the entire planet when a duplicate station appears, complete with another version of herself hellbent on executing a terrifying agenda.

After saving a young boy named Dean from the motel, Hope is tired and looking for somewhere to rest. After narrowly avoiding the police, Hope stops at a church to leave the boy somewhere safe, but Father Limeley has a dark past, and little does she know.

About to be killed by a steam-driven knight, Robyn has a vision of the future, where strange creatures are attacking Sherwood. Bizarre though the vision may be, it only gets weirder when she's saved by Scarlet, and taken with the knight to Scarlet's underground hideout... ...but can she be trusted?

Polly plays with her dollhouse. Sarah, her mother, doesn't let her play outside, so it's one of the only ways she gets to use her imagination. Across the road, someone is watching. They've made notes on what happens, and they're waiting for just the right moment to strike. And that moment is tonight.

Arkham Asylum, 1933, Daniel Upton inexplicably shoots his lifelong friend Edward Derby in the face, killing him instantly. What would drive Daniel to perform such an horrific act? Who was Edward Derby, really? And is he, in fact, dead?

Billy continues to wake in the same hotel bed, but his mind is jumbled about exactly how he got there. He's avoiding a phone call, but who's on the other end, and who's the woman in the hotel room with him?

The barista has a mission - locate one of the monsters who took her mother when she was younger. She's whittled down the customers, and is now on her way to nowhere with one of them locked in the trunk. Is she insane? Or perceptive?