Trevor and Lucas are two friends on a road trip that takes a wrong turn when a flash-quarantine falls right on top of them, trapping them with a handful of walking corpses trying to kill them.
Trevor and Lucas are two friends who set out on a road trip to Lucas' home town. After stopping for a night to rest, the two feel something strange is happening after the Internet, all power and eventually cell phone reception become non-existent. They look for answers by leaving in search for a gas station, only to find everything abandoned and the only "people" around are trying to kill them, and the only evidence they have is Lucas' camera as they capture the whole thing.—J. Colby Doler
Trevor and Lucas are just two friends in the wrong place at the wrong time. Too bad there was nothing they could have done to stop it. The reality of such a horrific situation has the power to destroy them mentally and physically. Thrown into this chaos, the two must figure out how to survive with zero preparation, zero skills and 100% determination to LIVE.—J. Colby Doler
Looking to get good footage for his vlog, Lucas and his friend Trevor take a road trip to Lucas' home town for the weekend. After making a pit stop at an old friends cabin, the two notice something odd has happened over night; first goes the Internet, then the power and then their cell phone service. Lucas persuades Trevor that they need to leave and find out what is going on, only to find a 24 hour gas station to be chained shut and deserted, eventually leading them to run out of gas in the middle of nowhere. Worried and confused, the two decide to set out on foot to find answers, but the only people they come in contact with have seemingly gone insane in a mindless rage. After escaping from two such crazed people, they finally discover a small convenience store and break in. A radio they find comes in handy as they discover that every hour a signal plays on all channels notifying anyone in the area that they are stuck inside of a quarantine, and a bio-chemical agent is the cause of all the madness.—J. Colby Doler
