From a Buick8 (Producer)

From a Buick 8 is a novel by horror writer Stephen King. Published on September 24, 2002, this is the second novel by Stephen King to feature a supernatural car (the first one being Christine, which like this novel is set in Western Pennsylvania). According to the book sleeve: "From a Buick 8 is a novel about our fascination with deadly things, about our insistence on answers when there are none, about terror and courage in the face of the unknowable." The title comes from Bob Dylan's song "From a Buick 6", and is also clearly an homage to H.P. Lovecraft's short story "From Beyond", with which the novel shares thematic and plot elements.

The Poker Club (2008) (Producer)

Four friends discover and accidentally kill a burgular who may not be alone, in the kitchen during their weekly poker night.

Director: Tim McCann
Writers: Richard Chizmar (teleplay), Johnathon Schaech (teleplay) &l Ed Gorman (novel)
Producer: Johnathon Schaech
Cast: Michael Risley, Olivia Archer Loren Dean Bruce Faulk Judith Hawking Lori Heuring, Molly Irwin, Chris Kipiniak, Jana Kramer, Lenny Levi, Johnny Messner, Maja Miletich, Judy Reyes, Johnathon Schaech.

Tilt-A-Whirl (2005) (Producer)

A Hollywood producer has a nervous breakdown in front of a coffeeshop girl, leading him to question the meaning of his existence.

Director: Cameron Thor
Writer: Christian Canterbury
Producer: Johnathon Schaech, Johnny Asuncion & Rob Naples
Cast Vincent Duvall, Jessica Schatz, Tyler Brooks, Candace Sibley, Christina Applegate, Chris Klein, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Justin Guarini, Juli Black & Krista Ryan

Heroes (2002) - Executive Producer/Director

Director: Johnathon Schaech
Writers: Johnathon Schaech, Richard Chizmar
Cast: Dijmon Hounsou, Johnathon Schaech, Cameron Thor, Bob Applegate, Daniel Akerlind, Dillon Thord, Bronte Schmit, Noah Woode, Christina Applegate, Rob Naples

Miserable Comforters (2001) - Director

“Miserable Comforters” is a difficult film to watch; registering very high as it does on the “Squirm-O-Meter.” Even knowing director Johnathon Schæch’s film is meant as a satire, it’s still tough enduring Barbara’s self-righteous smugness. For whereas many films have an embarrassing scene or two in which a character makes a fool of him or herself, that’s what this entire film is like. One finds himself watching “Miserable Comforters” wanting someone — anyone — to just slap this annoying twit and get her to shut the hell up. This, then, is quickly followed by the horrible realization that there are hundreds of others out there driven to save, just like Barbara, if not worse.

Director: Johnathon Schaech
Writer: Johnathon Schaech
Cast: Alice Barrington, Jeff Lorch, Elise Ballard, Johnny Asuncion, Rob Naples, Steve Longway, Joe Finfera, Cameron Thor, Lonnie Hughes & Grant Kniseley.