Whiteout

A group of friends seeking a peaceful holiday retreat finds themselves trapped by a sudden, unforgiving blizzard in a remote mountain cabin. What was meant to be a brief escape from the chaos of daily life quickly spirals into a struggle for survival. As the storm rages outside, the world shrinks to the cabin’s cold wooden walls and fading warmth of a failing generator. Food and water supplies dwindle, and the silence stretches heavy and unnatural. Cell phones are useless; no signal penetrates this frozen wilderness. With each passing hour, the friends grow restless, fraying at the edges under the weight of isolation and uncertainty. Strange sounds echo through the forest at night—scratches against the siding, footsteps in the snow that vanish before anyone can follow. Tensions rise. Trust falters. Memories of an old warning from the ranger who drove them here linger in their minds—stories of people who disappeared in these mountains, lost to the cold and the darkness. The group begins to question everything: their safety, their sanity, even their friends. Trapped by the storm, cut off from help, they must confront the encroaching dread that something is stalking the woods. Something patient, relentless, and hungry. A force that tests their courage, their bonds, and their will to survive. In this frozen wilderness, every choice matters. Every mistake could be fatal. Will you go out to the forest in search of supplies? Try to make it back to the Ranger Station miles down the snowed-in road? Or sit still and hope someone comes along and rescues you? How you try to weather this storm is up to you.