by Kael North
Some things don’t stay buried. When folks killed in a devastating accident begin to creep back—silent, twisted, and empty—a remote mountain town must confront the ghosts buried in its history. These returning figures are not the loved ones the townsfolk remember; they’re ravenous hollow wraiths, determined to reclaim what they believe they’re owed. This is a slow-burn supernatural folk horror exploring guilt, unresolved grief, and the dark secrets we can never outrun.
