When a mysterious biological agent sweeps through a quiet South Texas town, the citizens begin to mutate into ravenous, flesh-hungry creatures. The few survivors must navigate a nightmare landscape of infected neighbors and escalating panic, all while uncovering a conspiracy that hints at a far more sinister purpose behind the outbreak. As the lines between human and monster blur, trust becomes a luxury no one can afford in this gritty, claustrophobic horror that thrives on palpable dread and relentless tension.
User Reviews
“I wasn't expecting much, but the atmosphere really got under my skin. The small-town setting and the slow build of dread made the scares feel earned. Some of the acting is rough, but the tension kept me invested.”
“It had its moments of gore and some creepy creature designs, but the story felt derivative and the pacing dragged in the middle. For me, it's a decent time-waster, but not something I'd rush to rewatch.”
“I actually loved the gritty, low-budget feel. It reminded me of classic zombie flicks but with a fresh twist. The sound design and the eerie quiet of the town really amped up the fear factor. If you're into practical effects, this is a treat.”
“The premise is solid and the first half had me hooked, but the third act lost me a bit with some questionable character decisions. Still, it's a fun ride for horror fans who appreciate indie effort. I'd give it a chance.”































































