In the quiet, struggling farmlands of Pennsylvania, two neighboring families find their lives and land torn apart by a modern desperation. When one patriarch, played by Marc Blucas, leases his fields to a lucrative natural gas company, the controversial fracking operation begins to drill deep beneath the earth. What they unleash, however, is far more terrifying than any economic dispute or environmental concern. As the ground itself seems to turn against them, the families, including those portrayed by Adrienne Barbeau and Rachel McKeon, are forced to confront a creeping, primordial horror that begins to infect their land, their homes, and their very bodies. Directed by John C. Lyons and Dorota Swies, this chilling eco-horror thriller digs into the fractures of a community, blending real-world anxieties with a mounting sense of supernatural dread as something ancient and hungry is awakened from its slumber.