Description

Madeline Ramsey thought moving her family to an old riverside home in the Appalachian hills would be a fresh start. Her husband is sober. Her daughter is happy. And for the first time in years, life finally feels stable.

Then they uncover a rusted moonshine still hidden deep behind the property. The moment it’s disturbed, a black fog begins spreading through the hollow. People vanish. Survivors emerge months later unchanged by time, whispering about voices in the dark. Scientists and soldiers descend on the mountains searching for answers, but the fog refuses to obey the laws of nature.

As her husband and daughter begin changing in terrifying ways, Madeline uncovers the legend of Clove McClellan, a murdered Prohibition era moonshiner whose spirit may still linger within the haze.

But the fog isn’t just haunting the mountains. It’s learning the people inside it.