Low-budget horror. In desperate need of cash, Marcus (Jared Cohn) treks through the forest with his girlfriend Stella (Victoria Curtain) and her sister Lydia (Ardis Barrow) in search of a rumoured cannabis crop that he hopes will bring him his fortune. Instead, however, the trio are stalked by a maleficent, Native American tribe who reside in the ancient forest and seem determined to ensure they don't make it out alive...

Thousands of men enter the crystal palace yearly. In time they must make a choice: accept the numbing security of big corporation life or revolt against submission. Especially in times of economic upheaval, this book makes the reader question their fear of loosing a job at a large corporation. Will you silently suffer for a paycheck, or will you stand up against the monotony and dullness of cubicle life? Life in the Crystal Palce has been published in England, Germany, and Japan. V.S. Pritchett described the book as "a deeply ironical and polished analysis of the welfare corporations," and its author as "devastating in his gentleness."