Film synopsis

In sunny nunny, a small town near Birmingham filled with many troubled souls and a deserted town filled with youths and the elderly, a masked killer is on the loose, but the reason as to why is not clear, for a certain family of 3 there life is about to become torture, literally... But why? For what reason? This mysterious horror film will go through the journey of a single woman who may not be a part of the family, but has experienced everything they are going through before, after the death of her recent boyfriend. Leaving her widowed and distraught. After once trying to find the killer of her boyfriend and apparently coming out as un-successful as she told her family and friends, how will she cope with trying to help this family? Will she be able to solve the crime and report it to the correct authorities? Or is not everything as how it seems…?

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