Deceased Farm

Every October, Jessica McAllister made it her mission to throw the most unforgettable Halloween party in Cedar Hollow. Costumes, thrills, a little horror-nothing was ever too much. But this year, she wanted something different. Something darker. Something real. When she stumbled across an ad for Deceased Farm, an immersive haunt said to blur the line between performance and nightmare, she knew she'd found it. No reviews. No website. Just a cryptic email and a set of GPS coordinates buried deep in the Appalachian backwoods. Perfect. Eight friends-four couples bound by old secrets and unresolved wounds-agreed to join her for the ride. They thought it would be one night of harmless scares and cheap adrenaline. But Deceased Farm isn't just a haunted attraction. It's a reckoning. Each pair will be forced to face the ghosts that haunt them-not just the ones lurking in the cornfields and the crumbling farmhouse, but the ones they carry inside. Guilt. Shame. Betrayal. Some demons won't stay buried.