Evan W. Gerdes Movies

An abstract film about loneliness during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, filmed on location at Texas A&M University.

A young man struggles with a raging addiction to a particular beverage.

Inspired by the movie, a put-upon teenager decides to form his own after-school fight club, but things quickly get out of hand.

Some poor chap has lost his drink. You'll never guess where it is.

James Bond meets John Wick, but there's also overalls and a trucker cap.

Four meme-savvy gamers make a pact to raid Area 51 for real in this satire of internet culture based on a true Facebook post. A mishmash of mediums...

A stick figure living in the year 3072 A.D. struggles to determine whether he is awake or dreaming as he stumbles through increasingly bizarre...

The stakes in a Bondian poker game are raised to outlandish heights.

Unemployed actor Brian Goose is pulled through his daughter's bathroom mirror into a magical fantasy world by the spirit of Bloody Mary after the old...

A detective interrogates three cult members for suspicious activity, only to become obsessed and eventually entranced by their vague references to a...

One last exercise in surrealism: in the Old West, several gunslingers use imaginary weapons to duel.

A second experimental short by Evan W. Gerdes told solely via emojis and poetry.

Two uncanny artists meet on a park bench to debate creation and destruction, as they have for eons past.

Music video to the Lil Crafters' track "Everything Ends," featuring footage of filmmaker Evan W. Gerdes's daily drive from his former home to his old...

The camera holds on a single oil pastel piece, the details of which become increasingly sinister as the narrator recounts to us how he acquired it.

Filmmaker Evan W. Gerdes shoots his family's land in Groesbeck, Texas from sunrise to sunset, using long, uninterrupted takes with natural ambience...

Dynamic duo Josh and Evan, having just seen Gore Verbinski's 2013 remake of The Lone Ranger, opt to don cheap imitation costumes and become...

Both a parody of Wayne's World and its own functioning skit show. Young rockers Will and Luke introduce three self-starring short films: Chris and...

Everyone's favorite redneck super-spy is back in this bigger and better sequel!

Popsicle sticks featuring the likenesses of Golden Age movie stars are used to tell the story of two women competing in the workplace.