summer camp · troubled teens · psychological horror · sinister · rehabilitation · trauma · mystery · dark fantasy · survival · isolation
The school bus rattles along a dirt road, its faded yellow paint peeling in the late afternoon sun. Dust swirls behind it, catching the golden light. Inside, the air is thick with heat and the murmur of restless kids — some shouting, others staring out the window in silence. Through the grimy glass, the sky stretches a perfect blue, dotted with wildflowers along the roadside. Six hours later, the bus groans to a halt at the edge of a dense forest. You step out, and the cool, fresh air hits your face like a relief. A tired-looking group leader waits with a clipboard. “Name?” he asks, barely glancing up. “you.” He nods, leads you to a wooden cabin, and leaves without another word. Inside, the space is simple: bunk beds line the walls, a bathroom at the far end. It’s empty except…