A historic chronicle based on the book by Dee Brown explains how Native Americans were displaced as the United States expanded west.

Six hipsters from Brooklyn escape the city for a weekend in the woods. They want to film the entire weekend on Go Pro cameras. Why not? It's cheap to make movies these days. All six are addicted to the Internet and their phones, even though the idyllic house they found online has no WiFi and there's no cell connection. They get ready to have a party, make a sex tape, drink, smoke weed and take stupid photos. They're all so self assured and can't imagine anything bad will ever happen to them. When suddenly a mysterious presence starts seeking them out, they start to turn on each other and everything they believe in.

A soldier returns home to New York to investigate his younger brother's sudden and violent death.

Three friends have created a board game, MURDER BURY WIN, and they think it has what it takes to become a bestseller on the indie charts. When their attempt to crowdfund fails, a mysterious man makes them an offer: he will publish their game on the condition that he takes credit as the sole creator and owner. After a dispute over the gaming rights leaves them with a body on their hands, the young men realize how suspiciously like murder the freak accident appears. Now, with few options remaining, they look to their game for guidance. The premise of their game? How to murder someone and get rid of the body.