Lenny is a quiet, thoughtful, somewhat shy bunny, whose careful life is thrown off balance when Sid, an energetic and carefree mouse, moves in across the street. Despite Lenny's reluctance, Sid latches onto him as a new friend, and they soon realize that despite their differences, each has strengths that complement the other. Thus begins a long (but far from boring) friendship. Written by EJSawyer

Plagued by flashbacks of a violent home invasion, Laura Benson is on the brink of a nervous breakdown. Looking for a fresh start, she and her husband sell their house and relocate to a seemingly idyllic gated community. But, little do the Bensons know, evil not only dwells in the neighborhood...it lives next door. As strange and terrifying events unfold, Laura doesn't know whether her sinisterly sweet neighbor is to blame, if she's been targeted for revenge...or if she's losing her mind. Written by Echo Bridge Home Entertainment

When five strangers all happen to be at a corner store at the same time and the store is robbed; two of them end up dead. But who pulled the trigger? When time stands still and it all comes down to wire, do we really love our neighbor and are people really what they portray themselves to be? Written by Katy Sine

Love Thy Neighbor is a fun-packed short with a lot of energy and charm that takes us through Hollywood as seen through the eyes of two very desperate, tough chicks.  Their friendship gets destroyed by a Hollywood executive and their own desperation for fame and fortune, but it is eventually patched by the lesson they learn through their struggles. Written by Anonymous

Breaking up is hard to do... When your ex lives next door

Jack Benny (Himself) is preparing his New Year's Eve radio broadcast but takes time out to take his valet Rochester (Eddie Anderson) to meet his girlfriend Josephine (Theresa) arriving on a steamer. Fred Allen (Himself) and his sister Barbara (Verree Teasdale) are also enroute to the dock to meet Barbara's daughter Mary (Mary Martin), returning from a personal appearance tour in South America. Josephine is her maid. Their cars get involved in an accident and, in a bumping contest, Fred reduces Jack's old Maxwell to junk, and is taken to jail. Mary loses her dress in an accident and Jack offers to get her another one, but winds up being arrested for stealing. Barbara tells Mary that Fred is a nervous wreck because of Jack's continual slander of him on Jack's radio program. Jack hires the Merry Macs (Joe McMichael, Judd McMichael, Ted McMichael, Helen Carroll) away from Fred and Fred decides to go to Miami for a rest. Jack decides to open his radio program from Miami. They meet, have another brawl, and end up in jail again. The two are in a motorboat accident where both are knocked unconscious and Mary, in an effort to end the feud, tells Fred that Jack saved his life. They have dinner together at Fred's apartment and Rochester, whom Fred has hired away from Jack, appears and the feud is on again. Written by Les Adams