When Rachel heads into the woods for a weekend camping trip with her boyfriend and friends, it’s supposed to be a chance to unplug and reconnect. But on the first night, as the fire dies and shadows deepen, she feels it—that childhood fear of the dark creeping back in.

By morning, one of them is dead.

The group brushes it off as an accident. A tragic, horrible fluke. But Rachel knows better. Something moved in the dark. Something waited.

Now, the sun is sinking again. Whatever hunts them only comes after nightfall. And if they want to survive, there’s only one rule:

Stay in the light.