In the suffocating grip of teenage rebellion, Cassie clashes with her new stepmother, pushing her father Lucas to the brink. Desperate to mend their fractured family, he whisks them away to a remote countryside retreat, hoping for healing and connection. But the isolation breeds dread as they stumble upon the decaying remnants of the McKinley homestead, a name whispered only as a cautionary legend. What begins as a bonding trip spirals into a visceral nightmare when they realize the terrifying truth: the McKinleys are not a myth, and their hunger is all too real. Ash and Bone is a slow-burn descent into rural horror, where family secrets and primal fear collide in the shadows.


































































