Dead Things Grow Here: A Haunting Psychological Horror About Grief, Memory, And A Forest That Won't Let Go

When university student Amelia and her best friend Lucas travel to a remote Scottish cabin to search for their missing professor, they expect loneliness. They don't expect the suffocating silence, the blood on the floor, or the way the forest seems to breathe. Something is watching them from the shadows, something that wears their faces and waits in a glassy black lake that shouldn't exist. As Professor Anderson's diary unravels a descent into madness, the line between reality and nightmare dissolves. Tapping at the windows grows louder. Reflections twist into grinning, inhuman masks. The forest closes in, hungry and alive, and the only thing more dangerous than what's outside is what's growing inside their minds. Some places were never meant to be found. Some things should never be seen. In the heart of the woods, dead things grow - and they're waiting for you.