Theodore Kamarinopoulos

  A group of teenagers go on a camping trip to Black Bear Valley. A haunted place littered with Civil War soldier corpses. They say don’t die in the valley because the dead don’t leave the valley. The teenagers soon find themselves face to face with the evils of that wicked place.

  Enter the Saint’s, a group of military wannabes who go out into the valley for a fun filled weekend of survival training. Panic sets in when they come across a dead body at a campsite. Suspecting one of their own as the killer, they soon find out that they are not alone, someone or something is stalking them.

  A grave injury leads the Saint’s to search for help at a secluded old farmhouse called Krinsky Farm. Urban legends of Krinsky Farm range from Civil War era tunnels used for smuggling weapons for the Confederates to satanic rituals performed by a Krinsky ancestor. There are even rumors of a massive underground meth-lab inhabited by an army of Mole-men. What follows next is a Shock and Awe of blood, guts, carnage, and unimaginable horror as friendships and loyalties are pushed to the ultimate test of survival; it’s kill or be killed.