Lights Out

In the small, tight-knit town of Evershade, life moves at a peaceful, predictable pace. However, that serenity is shattered when a mysterious blackout plunges the entire town into darkness one fateful night. “Lights Out” follows the intertwining lives of five residents whose stories reveal both the darkness outside and the secrets hidden within.

At the center is Sarah, a resourceful single mother, trying to juggle her responsibilities while uncovering the truth behind her husband’s unsolved disappearance a year ago. As the blackout drags on, she discovers an old journal belonging to him, hinting at a web of conspiracy within the town. Her quest for answers brings her back into contact with Ethan, a childhood friend now turned enigmatic recluse, harboring his own demons and a dark secret about the night her husband vanished.

Meanwhile, the local sheriff, Tom, finds his authority challenged as an unexpected rise in tensions among the townsfolk reveals deep-seated mistrust. The blackout unearths unresolved conflicts: the ambitious mayor, Grace, faces a scandal that threatens her political career, while the kind yet unassuming librarian, Mr. Jacobs, unveils a darker past that binds him to the community in unexpected ways. As their paths converge, their stories unveil untold truths about friendship, loyalty, and betrayal.

Amidst the looming fear and chaos, a strange phenomenon begins to occur: strange symbols appear in the woods, seemingly calling to select individuals to confront their darkest fears. Those drawn into the woods find themselves facing the shadows of their past—manifestations that threaten to tear apart the very fabric of their community.

As Sarah races against time to find her husband and solve the mystery of the blackout, she must navigate her own painful memories while grappling with the truths she uncovers about herself and her neighbors. “Lights Out” is a gripping psychological thriller that explores themes of isolation, the fragility of trust, and the unseen battles that rage within us, revealing how darkness can force us to confront not only the horrors lurking in the shadows but also those that lie within our own hearts. In the end, the true question remains: when the lights go out, what do we really see?