Summary: In the small, forgotten town of Boneyard Hollow, the past is buried deep beneath the soil, alongside the bones of the town's original settlers. For decades, the town has been steeped in myth and legend, but all of that is about to be shattered when a series of gruesome murders start to surface. Detective Lana Greene, an outsider and recently transferred to the local precinct, quickly realizes there's more to these killings than meets the eye. The victims are all tied to the town's long-forgotten cemetery-Boneyard, a burial ground known for the mysterious disappearances that have plagued the area over the years. Each crime scene reveals twisted symbols and artifacts scattered around the bodies, all suggesting something darker than human malice at work. Lana teams up with Thomas Gray, a cryptic local historian with deep knowledge of the town's haunted past. As they dig deeper into the murders, they uncover chilling connections to ancient rituals, a secret society, and restless spirits that never truly left Boneyard Hollow. The closer they get to the truth, the more dangerous the town becomes. Someone-or something-will stop at nothing to keep the secrets buried in the boneyard, and Lana must decide whether to confront the darkness, or leave before it consumes her.

The girl on the lawn is not waiting for a treat. She's waiting for you. The old Harrington House has stood silent for decades, its windows like vacant eyes watching the autumnal descent of Salem. But this Halloween night, something has awakened. It's not a ghost; it's worse. It's a doll-small, perfectly dressed in black lace, with painted white features and a smile that doesn't reach her deadly, vacant eyes. Her name is Elsie, or perhaps it used to be. Now, she is merely the instrument of a terrible, unseen master. They say she's just "a doll with a twist," but for the residents of Salem, she's a living nightmare walking the leaf-strewn streets. With her black lace boots and a hit list etched in her mind, Elsie has started a game where no one knows the rules, and the prize is your soul. When three high school students trespass into the house for a dare, they uncover the chilling truth: Elsie's smile is sharp, her mind insane, and she sees the entire world as her nursery. They realize too late the meaning of her chilling lullaby: "You're just a toy in her little game..." You can run, but you cannot hide. Because once Elsie has set her sights on you, her gaze is pure, murderous intent. And the only thing more terrifying than her killer looks is the sound of her small feet running up your stairs. Welcome to the game. You're already losing.

​In the quiet, picturesque town of Havenwood, everyone knew Joe's Ice Cream Parlor was the best. His sundaes were legendary, and the strawberry syrup-vibrant, rich, and unlike any other-was the secret ingredient that kept customers lining up around the block. ​But Joe has a secret darker than frozen midnight. ​Beneath the parlor's cheerful facade, a methodical terror reigns. The man they call the Ice Cream Killer is a meticulous artisan of death. His victims are not merely murdered; they are harvested. Joe's process begins with calculated precision, draining his victims of their very lifeblood into industrial buckets. This gruesome, crimson harvest is carefully processed, transforming into the sickeningly sweet topping that makes his "Strawberry Surprise" so irresistible. ​And for those who defy his chilling order, there is one final, brutal flourish: the sharp, unyielding swing of an axe, severing head from body, leaving a final, undeniable signature of his madness. ​When a seasoned detective notices a terrifying pattern-a string of disappearances, a whisper of blood in the small-town rumors-he races against time to uncover the parlor's hidden chamber before the Iceman can prepare his next batch. Can anyone stomach the truth behind Havenwood's most beloved treat? ​Dare to find out what truly gives Joe's strawberry syrup its color.

Los Angeles, 1995. The air crackles with the promise of stardom for Sunset Curve. Luke, the charismatic frontman, Alex, the anxious but brilliant drummer, and Reggie, the grounded bassist, are on the cusp of playing the legendary Orpheum. Their dreams are within reach, fueled by youthful ambition and a shared bag of pretzels. But a quick snack run to a local convenience store shatters their harmonious future in a single, terrifying instant. A robbery gone wrong, a flash of gunfire, and the vibrant melody of their lives is abruptly, tragically interrupted. Twenty-five years later, Luke, Alex, and Reggie gasp back into existence, not as flesh and blood, but as spectral echoes of their former selves. They are trapped in their old studio, their instruments silent, their dreams frozen in time. The world has moved on, transformed by two decades they never lived. As they grapple with their ghostly reality, they stumble upon a young, musical girl named Julie, who, to their astonishment, can see them. "A Melody Interrupted: The Ghosts of '95" is a poignant and powerful reimagining of the beloved tale, delving into themes of second chances, the enduring power of music, and the unbreakable bonds of friendship. Can these forgotten rock stars find their purpose beyond the veil? Can they help Julie find her voice while navigating the lingering trauma of their past? And what secrets does their sudden, violent end truly hide, twenty-five years later? Join Sunset Curve as they confront the ghosts of their past and fight for a future they never thought they'd have.