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Staff Sergeant Tony Jimenez thought the worst thing he'd face was another brutal overseas deployment, until a fast-moving virus begins turning people into horrifying violent monsters. As society collapses in a matter of days, Tony and a small group of survivors retreat to a remote mountain cabin, where every decision, every bullet, and every second could mean the difference between life and death. With the infected closing in and the clock ticking on every bite, survival will demand far more than military training-it will demand sacrifice.

"You protected this forest from the cat from the mountain. I do not know how to thank you except for staying with you." Man entered the forest other than to hunt. One such hunter, The Great Hunter, has a history in the forest. When he goes missing in the very forest he knows by heart, his daughter ventures to find him, unknowing of the dangers she is to face. ------------------ Bambi is owned by Disney. I only own Darby and her parents.

Jake Harrismore, a war-weary veteran, returns to his struggling rural hometown, hoping to reconnect with his young son, Cato, and rebuild his life. The town is crumbling under economic hardship, its fields barren and spirits worn. Jake finds Cato in the care of Nolan, a reserved yet striking mechanic who carries his own quiet burdens. As Jake grapples with his past-haunted by war and personal loss-he forms a tentative bond with Nolan through shared work and care for Cato. Their growing connection stirs unfamiliar feelings in Jake, met with resistance as he navigates his identity in a judgmental town. Tensions rise when old wounds resurface, testing their fragile trust. Through heartfelt moments and raw conversations, Jake and Nolan confront their fears, forging a path toward hope and love. Set against a vivid rural backdrop, this queer drama explores resilience, family, and the ache for soul-stirring connection.