Ten years ago, something went wrong at Camp Mercy. It was written off. Forgotten. Buried beneath paperwork and silence. Now the camp is open again, just for the summer and a small group of counselors arrive believing they've signed up for an easy job. Campfires. Late nights. Inside jokes. A chance to leave real life behind for a while. They're wrong. When violence erupts, it's clear this isn't random. Someone is watching. Someone remembers. And the past refuses to stay quiet. As fear spreads and trust fractures, the counselors are forced to confront an unsettling truth: survival isn't about innocence, it's about choices. About who spoke up. Who stayed silent. And who paid the price.