An Original Independent Series

I Hate My
Neighbor

Everybody has a neighbor story. This one spirals. A dark drama-comedy about desperation and systemic collapse in 2030. Years in the making.

In Post-Production 2026 6 Episodes 30–40 Minutes Each RATING TBD

Season One

Episodes

Each episode is subject to name change, thumbnail, teaser, synopsis, runtime, and release status.

Episode 1 still from I Hate My Neighbor
Episode 135 min

SHUT THAT DAMN DOG UP

ChiChi disappears, Kitty starts searching, and neighbor complaints explode across the building. Meanwhile, Trey gets pulled into Jake’s Shuga business—and by nightfall, everybody wants something.

Episode 2 still from I Hate My Neighbor
Episode 232 min

EVERYBODY GET HIGH

Shuga spreads fast through the building as tenants get high, tensions rise, and Mario gets dragged into the chaos. Bernard watches the world through Wallvision until Jenna pushes him one step too far.

Episode 3 still from I Hate My Neighbor
Episode 338 min

WHERE'S MY MONEY

Everybody is trying to get ahead—job interviews, side hustles, auditions, and second chances—but neighbors keep getting in the way. By nightfall, Trey gets an unexpected visit from Jake.

Episode 4 — Take 'Em All to the Looney Bin
Episode 436 min

TAKE 'EM ALL TO THE LOONEY BIN

The building starts coming apart as tenants spiral, emergency calls pile up, and people begin getting hauled away. Trey runs from Boggs, but there may be nowhere left to go.

Episode 5 still from I Hate My Neighbor
Episode 540 min

BREAKING POINT

Trey sits in jail while the Shuga fallout keeps spreading outside. Bryce brings bad news, Boggs keeps pressing, Mario reaches his limit, and somebody is always waiting to hear: “Next!”

Episode 6 — Everybody Pays
Episode 6Finale

EVERYBODY PAYS

Trey comes home to betrayal, missing Shuga, and a final reckoning with Bryce, Rick, and Jake. As Voice Masters reaches its winner, debts come due—and ChiChi finally comes home.

From the Director

A Film Refusing to Stay Unfinished

"I began this project in late 2014. In 2026, the technology finally caught up with the film I saw in my head."
— Steph Wynne

Most of the production was filmed against green screen, with ambitious visual ideas, difficult audio, and footage that needed detailed cleanup. What once felt nearly impossible is now within reach through modern editing, restoration, sound, and visual-effects tools.

This page is the home for the finished episodes, the 59 actors who helped bring the story to life, production updates, footage, and the road toward release.

Personal completion deadline: 12/31/26 or before.