Obsolete Media

01/13/2026

Stephen King really likes our movie. Maybe you will too . . . Fans of Stephen King

10/03/2025

Killing Faith, our first theatrical production, hits screens today! Appreciate another positive review and hope you can get to theaters and see it!

Its minor sins are easy to forgive for such a bold, idiosyncratic anti-Western as this, the kind we don't often get.

09/30/2025

Off to a good start when the master of horror gives a movie a promising tease!

09/29/2025

Almost to the finish line! Proud to partner with other producers to get Killing Faith made. Premiers in theaters across the country Friday, October 3. Find more about the film at KillingFaithMovie.com

There's no hope, no mercy, and no turning back in the trailer for Killing Faith. The genre-bending supernatural western opens in theaters on October 3

11/06/2024

11/29/2023

Sunset Wishes and Secret Sins

11/06/2023

Author A.C. Burgman reads the poem "Storm Warning" from her new release, "Sunset Wishes and Secret Sins," published in October by Obsolete Media. Check out her book on Amazon in paperback or e-book today!

10/26/2023

Author A.C. Burgman reads from her latest book of poetry, "Sunset Wishes and Secret Sins," which was published earlier this month by Obsolete Media. Check out her book on Amazon.com, where it is available for purchase in paperback and an e-book for Kindle.

10/05/2023

Here's a sample of work from author A.C. Burgman's new poetry anthology, "Sunset Wishes and Secret Sins." In "Fading," the author delves into the reality of a waning relationship and what life will be like living with multiple sclerosis.

The anthology, which features more than 100 poems by Burgman, is now available for purchase using the link below. Get your copy today or check out her writing free for a limited time through Kindle Select!

Fading

Words fade fast.
Skills disappear.
Memories fade.

I knew it would happen,
But it came too soon.
I thought I had more time.

I should consider myself blessed,
But I am scared.
I see my fate.

A chair with wheels,
A life gone,
Mourning the me I can no longer be.

You watch my light flicker.
Slowly, it fades,
Threatening to go dark.

I am sorry.
This isn’t what I wanted to be.
This isn’t what you agreed to.

My scars are hidden,
Speckled through the most important parts of me,
The parts I cherished most.

God, have pity on me.
I tried so hard to be good.
Please tell me you saw it.
Please tell me you forgive me.

I am a shell of who I used to be.
Is this all I can be now?
Is this my life?

Sunset Wishes and Secret Sins