Sack Lunch Films The troupe produced several other shorts during that time including 2003's "Peer Pressure II" and 2005's "A Wonderful World."
Sack Lunch Films can trace its origins to a 2002 short film by Aguilard and Correat Pictures: "Peer Pressure," an exposé highlighting the pitfalls of peer pressure. After a hiatus, the filmmakers reunited as Sack Lunch Films, marking their return to the screen in 2012 with "When Marty Knocks." Their first feature short is the mockumentary "Horror House: The Inside Peep."
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