In the tense, atmospheric thriller "96.9 FM", a late-night radio broadcast becomes a conduit for terror. Directed by and starring Hudson Garcia, the film centers on a group of friends whose ordinary evening takes a sinister turn when they tune into a mysterious station. As the unsettling voice of the host, played by Cooper Nichols, weaves through the airwaves, the line between broadcast and reality begins to horrifyingly blur. The friends, including Simon Higginbotham and Jaxon Allen, find themselves drawn into a psychological game where the sounds from their radio seem to predict and manipulate the chilling events unfolding around them. This tightly wound narrative masterfully builds a claustrophobic sense of dread, exploring the vulnerability of isolation and the power of suggestion. As the frequency’s hold tightens, the characters must decipher if the threat is a cruel hoax or a supernatural force using the radio signal as its weapon, leading to a desperate struggle for survival before the final broadcast ends.