What starts as a thrown-together high school band becomes the soundtrack of their youth, messy, fleeting, and unforgettable. Ryu just wants answers. Harrison wants to matter. Lalia wants to feel real. Everyone else? They're just trying to make it through one more season of their lives without falling apart. But when music, secrets, and desire tangle together, staying friends might be harder than writing a hit song. This isn't just a band. This is every mistake, every late night, every song you wish you could forget.

After discovering a plot of a haunted farmhouse, Kate Collins - the restoration lead - takes interest in her team discovering the secrets of the Grange Farm. Surrounded by dense woods, overgrown fields, and decayed barns, nothing in the plot itself will grow. Desolate of animals and crops alike, the land is utterly rotten. However, once the team comes into the land, something rotten sees purity it must stain. The house comes to life, and so does the land.

One Last Phone Call Senior year was supposed to be unforgettable - just not like this. When a masked killer begins terrorizing the students of Crestwood High, nine teens find themselves trapped in a deadly game where horror movies are rules, and secrets are weapons. Novah, the sharp-tongued cheerleader with a haunted past, starts receiving cryptic phone calls that echo a night they've all tried to forget. As bodies drop and the killer's game intensifies, one thing becomes clear: this slasher knows them way too well. In a town full of lies, anyone could be next - and everyone is a suspect. Do you like scary secrets? Because this one's about to kill. Cast: Novah Collins Lola Cortez Jordan Rivers Connor Noelle Isla Reed Rebecca Sanchez Alfie Lewis Abbie Dawson Justice Truman

​​​​​​​​​​   A group of teenagers decide to take a trip to the small town of North Aldrich, known for shutting down a lot of buildings and such around them which turned the town basically into nothing. The teenagers having an act to explore abandoned places decide to go check it out for themselves, only to quickly learn that it was nothing how it seemed.