Halo Falls

Do you believe in ghosts? For a small band of friends this question translated into a beacon of hope. The pros were it offered a great opportunity for fame, fortune and travel. The cons were the survival rate turned out to be zero. In hindsight it probably would not have mattered since desperation tends to murder common sense. Among the residents of the small community of Dusky, Arkansas are five hopeless people who have found themselves unexpectedly out of work and desperate enough to try anything to help make ends meet. A television advertisement from the new Specter Channel lifts them out of the gloomy unemployment trap with one simple contest. The intriguing ad offered viewers a chance at one million dollars plus their own ghost hunting series if they can submit convincing footage of an actual haunting. Add the disturbing history that lurks over their hometown of Dusky, plus the bloody destruction of the long extinct settlement of Halo Falls and multiply with a haunted cabin in the Arkansas mountains, equals an easy win for the five friends. With absolutely no intentions of actually finding a ghost, the five of them set out to fake footage of a haunting and submit it as the grand prize entry. Unfortunately, their dive into ghost hunting is short lived when they come face to face with the vengeful spirits that have taken possession of the cabin and has haunted the region that covers all of Guardian Mountain and the quiet town of Dusky for centuries. This is not your typical ghost story. The vicious murders in Dusky, ghost stories told among friends, the tale of what really happened to the settlement of Halo Falls and the confrontation with the malevolent evil that lurks on Guardian Mountain and cabin number twelve will keep one submerged in haunting stories within a story that ends in a dark rush of unimaginable violence and death.