#SpreadTheWeird
Uncanny County is the unholy creation of Todd Faulkner and Alison Crane. It is produced by Todd Faulkner, Alison Crane, and William Franke. Our executive producer is Jessica Walker.
Season Two:
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Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Ellen has spent her life trying to help her screw-up of a brother, Larry. Or has she? At the Ridgeway Motel, she'll discover why he is who he is... and it's not what she ever expected.
Written & produced by Nicole Greevy. Sound design by Nicole Greevy, Recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay.
Featuring Katherine Puma as Ellen, Tom Bartos as Larry, Jane Courtney as the Front Desk Clerk, Emily Battles as Judy Lobo and Nicole Greevy as Sheriff Rowland, together with the vocal talents of Colin Chapin, Bill Franke, Alison Crane, Todd Faulkner and a guest appearance by James Oliva.
Featuring the song No Accidents, written and performed by Ned Massey. Available on iTunes.
Featuring Katherine Puma as Ellen, Tom Bartos as Larry, Jane Courtney as the Front Desk Clerk, Emily Battles as Judy Lobo and Nicole Greevy as Sheriff Rowland, together with the vocal talents of Colin Chapin, Bill Franke, Alison Crane, Todd Faulkner and a guest appearance by James Oliva.
Featuring the song No Accidents, written and performed by Ned Massey. Available on iTunes.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
1985. Kimber Spaulding - the new girl at Heller High School - is convinced that if she just knew the right people and said the right things, her life would be a teenage dream. But she’s about to find out that not all dreams are happy ones, especially in Uncanny County…
Written & produced by Todd Faulkner. Sound design by Todd Faulkner. Recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay. Featuring original music by Matthew C. Pritchard.
Featuring Devin McCall as Kimber, Timothy Regan as Topher, Rebecca Benzell as Fran, Rachel Moulton as Stacey, Spencer S. Scott as Mitch, John Fico as the shop owner and Jacquelyn Landgraf as Ms. Davenport, along with the vocal talents of William Franke, Todd Faulkner – and a special appearance by Lauren Shippen as VTV VJ Myra Quill.
Featuring Devin McCall as Kimber, Timothy Regan as Topher, Rebecca Benzell as Fran, Rachel Moulton as Stacey, Spencer S. Scott as Mitch, John Fico as the shop owner and Jacquelyn Landgraf as Ms. Davenport, along with the vocal talents of William Franke, Todd Faulkner – and a special appearance by Lauren Shippen as VTV VJ Myra Quill.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Christmas Eve, 1970. Wally's Wigwam Motor Lodge is on its last legs, but a series of troubled travelers may find the accommodations to be exactly what they need.
Written by Alison Crane, adapted from her play The Last Christmas at Wally’s Wigwam Motor Lodge. Produced by A.J. Cermak, Kevin Ramsay and Alison Crane, and mastered by Kevin Ramsay.
Featuring Alison Crane as Judy, Todd Faulkner as Homer, and the vocal talents of Emily Edwards, Matthew Hammond, Ron Sanborn, Monah Yancy, and introducing William Franke as the Telegram Boy.
Featuring Alison Crane as Judy, Todd Faulkner as Homer, and the vocal talents of Emily Edwards, Matthew Hammond, Ron Sanborn, Monah Yancy, and introducing William Franke as the Telegram Boy.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Jill and Stephanie's wedding plans are put on hold when Jill suffers a tragic accident. Jill is rushed to the hospital, where her mom and fiancée hold vigil by her bedside. But the treatment she receives makes Jill realize that not everyone is keeping their oath to "do no harm."
CONTENT ADVISORY:
This episode contains plot elements that (although metaphorical) may be disturbing to some members of our audience. More information, including possible SPOILERS, is available here.
CONTENT ADVISORY:
This episode contains plot elements that (although metaphorical) may be disturbing to some members of our audience. More information, including possible SPOILERS, is available here.
Written & produced by William Franke. Sound design by William Franke. Recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay.
Featuring Marta Kuersten as Jill, Matthew Rankin as Denny, Jacquelyn Landgraf as Stephanie, Babs Winn as Dot, and John Fico as Dr. Heyes, along with the vocal talents of Rebecca Benzell, Shelle Davis, Nicole Greevy, and Todd Faulkner.
Featuring Marta Kuersten as Jill, Matthew Rankin as Denny, Jacquelyn Landgraf as Stephanie, Babs Winn as Dot, and John Fico as Dr. Heyes, along with the vocal talents of Rebecca Benzell, Shelle Davis, Nicole Greevy, and Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Morgan McNeil grew up idolizing newscaster Connie Ambrose, a local news giant and a legend around these parts. But when she finally meets her childhood idol, Morgan may just find that being a local legend takes an awful lot more than she bargained for, especially on the airwaves -- of Uncanny County...
Written & produced by Todd Faulkner. Sound design by Todd Faulkner. Recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay.
Featuring Natalie Kim as Morgan, Taylor Purdee as Brandon, Lucy McMichael as Helen, Linda Jones as Connie Ambrose, and Tom Bartos as Jerry Derryberry.
Featuring Natalie Kim as Morgan, Taylor Purdee as Brandon, Lucy McMichael as Helen, Linda Jones as Connie Ambrose, and Tom Bartos as Jerry Derryberry.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Crab spends his days developing other folks' vacation photos, but he really wants to see the world for himself. When he unexpectedly discovers a new means of travel, he embarks on adventures of his own. But...at what cost?
Written by Alison Crane, produced by Kevin Ramsay and Matthew C. Pritchard, with sound design by Matthew C. Pritchard.
Featuring Dan Truman as Crab, Shaun Bennet Fauntleroy as Fern, along with the vocal talents of Nicole Greevy, Tom Bartos, Katherine Puma, and Alison Crane.
Featuring Dan Truman as Crab, Shaun Bennet Fauntleroy as Fern, along with the vocal talents of Nicole Greevy, Tom Bartos, Katherine Puma, and Alison Crane.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
A lone man flees into a strange house, seeking refuge from the darkness. An angel offers safety, if it can just get through an interdimensional portal. But time is running out.
Marked explicit for very mild language and brief semi-graphic violence.
Marked explicit for very mild language and brief semi-graphic violence.
Written and produced by Nicole Greevy and recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay. Featuring Todd Faulkner as Dell, Amanda Rojas as Rebecca, Jay Aubrey Jones as John, Cate Smit as Becky, Shaun Fauntleroy as Harriet, Sandy Moore as Frederick and Nancy Hamada as Maizie.
The television soundtrack was sound designed by Todd Faulkner and featured the voice talents of Rick Adams, Alan Cohen, Shelle Davis, John DuQuette, Todd Faulkner, William Franke, Nicole Greevy, Kevin Kolack, Jason Pintar, Katherine Puma, Ninon Rogers, Alison Saltz, Karla Sutton, Christian Toth, Dan Truman, Renee Winters, and Griffin Robert Faulkner as The Angel.
The television soundtrack was sound designed by Todd Faulkner and featured the voice talents of Rick Adams, Alan Cohen, Shelle Davis, John DuQuette, Todd Faulkner, William Franke, Nicole Greevy, Kevin Kolack, Jason Pintar, Katherine Puma, Ninon Rogers, Alison Saltz, Karla Sutton, Christian Toth, Dan Truman, Renee Winters, and Griffin Robert Faulkner as The Angel.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
A new workplace is full of unfamiliar faces, sights, and sounds. But every office has its usual suspects, and anyone eager to stay employed gets to know the lay of the land as quickly and enthusiastically as they can. Of course, that land isn’t always what it seems… especially in Uncanny County.
Written by Amanda Maciel, produced by William Franke and mastered by Kevin Ramsay. Featuring Nicole Greevy as New Girl, Kirk McGee as 575, and Alena Acker as HR, with the vocal talents of William Franke, Sky Smith, Todd Faulkner, and Amanda Maciel.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Summer, 1975. Russ Matheson’s life is about to change in some very big ways. A county lineman, Russ spends his days - and often his nights - working on telephone lines, keeping other folks connected, while he slowly but surely drifts away from the ones he loves. But a strange encounter will send him off on a new journey – one that flies straight through the heart – of Uncanny County…
Written, produced and sound designed by Todd Faulkner, recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay. Featuring Jeremy Varner as Russ, Rebecca Benzell as Karen, Griffin Robert Faulkner as Scottie, Amy Dannenmueller as Judy, Pat McRoberts as Charlie and Linda Jones as Connie Ambrose, along with the vocal talents of Nicole Greevy, Dan Truman, Pete Lutz, William Franke, Alison Crane and Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Rocky Mitchum is a storm chaser. He drives head first into dangerous weather whenever it appears. Like all of us, he’s lookin’ for something. But sometimes the thing you’re lookin’ for is also lookin’ for you. You just might not recognize it…in Uncanny County.
Written and produced by Alison Crane, recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay. It featured Pat McRoberts as Rocky and Nicole Greevy as Sheriff Rowland along with the vocal talents of William Franke, Todd Faulkner, David Bewley, Amy Dannenmueller, Dan Truman, Bradley Campbell and Alison Crane. Introducing Hank Horn and Ellie Horn in the role of Kira.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Susan Pasternak’s five-year-old son Tyler was conceived the night she and Sheriff Rowland fought off an invasion of clown-like creatures from another dimension. During the attack, Tyler’s father was murdered by the white-faced monsters. Now Susan’s about to discover that monsters can take many forms, and they often appear where you least expect them. Especially… in Uncanny County.
Written and produced by Todd Faulkner, recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay. Original score by Kori Celeste.
It featured Alison Crane as Susan, Nicole Greevy as Sheriff Rowland, and Griffin Robert Faulkner as Tyler, along with the vocal talents of Todd Faulkner, Babs Winn, Uma Incrocci, Jenny Kirlin, Emily Battles, Christian Pedersen, and William Franke.
The song No Accidents was written and performed by Ned Massey. Available on iTunes.
It featured Alison Crane as Susan, Nicole Greevy as Sheriff Rowland, and Griffin Robert Faulkner as Tyler, along with the vocal talents of Todd Faulkner, Babs Winn, Uma Incrocci, Jenny Kirlin, Emily Battles, Christian Pedersen, and William Franke.
The song No Accidents was written and performed by Ned Massey. Available on iTunes.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Happy Holiday Hullabaloo from Uncanny County!
Here's an early holiday treat - a bonus mini-episode featuring a ex-con serving his community service as a helper to the Man in Red and White, only tonight - his sentence is up. And now, this non-saintly Nick is ready to use his magical powers to turn the tables on all the good folks on his list - until an encounter in Uncanny County changes him for all time…
Suitable for the whole family.
Here's an early holiday treat - a bonus mini-episode featuring a ex-con serving his community service as a helper to the Man in Red and White, only tonight - his sentence is up. And now, this non-saintly Nick is ready to use his magical powers to turn the tables on all the good folks on his list - until an encounter in Uncanny County changes him for all time…
Suitable for the whole family.
Written and produced by Todd Faulkner, recorded and mastered by Kevin Ramsay.
It featured Jon Spano as Nick, Griffin Robert Faulkner as Timmy, Nicole Greevy as Sheriff Rowland, and William Franke as Deputy Dillard.
It featured Jon Spano as Nick, Griffin Robert Faulkner as Timmy, Nicole Greevy as Sheriff Rowland, and William Franke as Deputy Dillard.
Poster by Todd Faulkner.
Uncanny County is the unholy creation of Todd Faulkner and Alison Crane. It is produced by Todd Faulkner, Alison Crane, and William Franke. Our executive producer is Jessica Walker.