Within the Pines

In the early years when pioneers settled in Blackshear, Georgia, there lay a elder creature deep within the pines. There were those who prayed and worshiped this pagan god, often offering a lamb and/or bull as their sacrificial tribute. As time passed, their god demanded more: the life and souls of ill-fated travelers were to be given up, and cruel and sinister acts committed upon them as homage. The church arose and hung the pagan worshipers deep in the woods, their bodies buried in unmarked graves. A darkness crept through the earth as the blackest trees sprouted from their corpses and evil spread its roots into the forest. With the help of the townspeople, the church cut these trees down and built a house, one that would hold such a malevolent force. Time has passed now, the story faded into a silenced legend among the town. But as for five young adults on a scenic trip, they will unleash a horror that has lay in wait Within The Pines.