Trapped in a hunting cabin by inclement weather and the relentless pursuit of wolves, two friends resolve their differences and make a bloody mess.
Type:
Short
Status:
Available for Free
Page Count:
15pp
Genre:
Horror
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
Everyone
Synopsis/Details
Two friends are trapped in a hunting cabin by inclement weather and wild wolves. Tripp, a man in his twenties who takes responsibility for nothing, intends to confess to his friend, Sidd, the wrong he has done to him but the plan doesn’t work out as Sidd suffers from frost bite and seemingly dies through the night from possibly exposure or bite wound from a wolf on his hand. We learn that Sidd and his wife Riya have a divide between them that they haven’t addressed, which in party with alcohol, fuels a decision by Tripp and Riya to have an affair. Tripp confesses to Sidd’s dead body, but in the end, we find out that Sidd isn’t quite dead and he returns to exact revenge- an animal in the end.
All Accolades & Coverage

Award Winner: IndieX, LAFA, Independent Shorts Awards and Top Shorts.
Honorable Mention: Vancouver Badass Film Festival.
Finalist: Portland Screenplay Awards.
Multiple other Placements / Official Selections.

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The Writer: Paul Rowe

Paul is a screenwriter, director, and producer out of Columbus, GA and owner of Last Caress Productions (horror with a heart!). He is a member of Columbus State University's Rankin Screenwriter's group which focuses on amplifying the local film community and immersing new writers into the craft of screenwriting and filmmaking. Go to bio
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