25 minutes. One shed. One shotgun. Zero chance you'll sleep tonight.
By order of the sheriff, a freshly transferred deputy must spend the night in a remote shed with only a flashlight, a shotgun, and a promise that he's fulfilling the oldest tradition in Beecher's Gate.
Direction
Herbert squeezes feature-length dread into 25 merciless minutes.
Practical Effects
That cloak. That SHEET. No CGI could touch this.
Sound
Every creak is a character. Every silence is worse.
Director
Jeremy Herbert
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Shot in a single freezing night in Michigan with a crew of seven. The 'monster' was literally a bedsheet and two crew members on ladders.
Herbert cited Shirley Jackson's 'The Lottery' and actual New England 'haying season' rituals as inspiration—communities that sacrifice individuals for collective 'safety.'
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