In the small, quiet town of Lullaby, New Jersey, life is as uneventful as its name suggests, until the night of October 30, 1938, when Orson Welles’ infamous radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds plunges the community into sheer panic. Directed by Jody Lambert, this charming comedy follows a group of eccentric townsfolk who, believing a genuine Martian invasion is underway, are forced to confront their deepest fears and secret desires. The story centers on Clark (a wonderfully anxious Tony Hale), the town’s meek milkman who finally sees a chance to be a hero, and his long-suffering love interest, Pauline (Heather Burns), who is stuck in a passionless engagement. As the town’s sheriff (Raymond J. Barry) tries to maintain order and a local pastor (Sam Jaeger) wrestles with his faith, the citizens of Lullaby must band together, revealing their true colors in a hilarious and heartwarming exploration of community, courage, and the power of mass hysteria.