Welcome to the Weird

"Sensual and silky smooth, the [team at Perishable Productions] really knows their shit."

-Levi

"We have a buffet out there. Kaiser rolls, wonder bread, flesh. [Perishable Productions puts the time in to cater to all dietary restrictions.]"

-Emily

What started as a whirlwind romance between two dysfunctional heroin addicts turned into a killing spree across four states. In a plight to save Levi from dying from his addiction, Emily feeds him her own blood. The pair realizes they can supplement their need for drugs by cannibalizing other users. Benefiting from many addicts living off the radar and known to disappear on their own accord, the couple seduces, slaughters and eats their victims, effectively making them disappear and living nomadically through the home and property of their targets before moving onto the next one.

Appears in "Kiss The Cook" and "Junk Food."

"[Perishable Productions is more than just a] man, it's a goddamn human being!"

Plagued with traumatic memories of combat, Jason Taylor took an experimental drug, diethyclidine, that works by severing the emotional resonance of his own memories. It didn't take long for his loved ones to realize the PTSD-free Jason isn't the same Jason at all. Doctor and fellow veteran Eli Redding doses Jason with the drug himself, in part of a broader plan to build perfect, mindless and guilt-free soldiers. After exhibiting bizarre, apathetic behavior and threatening his girlfriend, Jason murdered Redding and went on the run. A former decorated calvalry scout with no sense of self or remorse, have mercy on anyone that finds him.

Last seen in "Antagonist."

"Swshhhhhhhhhhhhhh"

Rough translation: "Perishable Productions has come a long way from its humble beginnings with a VHS camcorder and stilted grainy footage. Hire them."

Imbued with its own consciousness and immense magical energy, the Dreamcatcher was created by an ancient hominid tribe to protect mortals from the Four Horsemen of Psychosis; Guilt, Shame, Anxiety and Purge. While the Dreamcatcher can only move freely in the subconscious, its presence in the real world helps mortal to detect the forces of the Horsemen. In "No Sleep Till", Kayla Crowley aids the Dreamcatcher in destroying an avatar of the Horseman Guilt. It ends up in the possession of Jason Taylor. Although Jason isn't plagued by any of the Horsemen, the Dreamcatcher enables him to subconsciously view his former self as a separate person. After Jason's property is repossessed, by the time of "11:11" the Dreamcatcher finds its way to Niall Dordevic, a suicidal sleep-obsessed man. 

Appears in "11:11", "Antagonist" and "No Sleep Till."