About #iHunt: Killing Monsters in the Gig Economy

Gig work. Student debt. Monsters. In the world of #iHunt, the supernatural is real—and it’s just another exploitative industry. Vampires run nightclubs. Werewolves flip houses. Tech bros summon demons for venture capital.
If you want to survive, you hunt. The series follows a crew of broke, burned-out millennials and Gen-Z misfits who use apps, crowdfunding, streaming video, and black-market gear to track, expose, and kill the things that go bump in the gig economy. It’s monster hunting as side hustle. Survival and mutual aid. Found family with knives. Monsters are real. Rent is due. Grab a stake.

Think: Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Sorry to Bother You with the energy of a punk house and a group chat that never stops roasting each other. • 

 Action-forward monster hunts with clever tactics and messy consequences • 

 Late-capitalism horror — debt, landlords, bosses, and systems as scary as the monsters • 

 Found family chaos — roommates, exes, ride-or-dies, and bad decisions • 

 Sharp humor + splatterpunk grit — jokes one second, blood the next • 

 Rebellion over heroism — survival, solidarity, and punching up

Across novels, tabletop RPGs, and a film in development, #iHunt delivers scrappy hunters, ugly truths, and cathartic violence against the things that prey on us—human or otherwise.