JoeySaucedo
NIGHT TOW
Dallas, 1972. The heat never breaks, and neither does Earl Wade's routine.
By day he's just a tow truck driver - quiet, dependable, the kind of guy a cop waves at like an old friend. By night, his amber beacon spins through Deep Ellum's neon, and the people who wave him down never think twice about getting in.
Some of them get where they're going.
A restrained, slow-burn thriller told through implication and silence - where the scariest thing about Earl Wade is everything he doesn't say.