Shot in the Dark

The story follows William Langston, who confronts the consequences of a mistake from two years prior while dealing with a serial killer in his hometown. As friends begin to vanish, he must face both external threats and internal struggles, including writer's block and a haunting past.

With a runtime of 83 minutes, the film presents a non-linear narrative that delves into the complexities of memory and fear. The tagline, "If he doesn't kill the past, the past will kill him," encapsulates the tension that drives the plot. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique blend of drama and horror, along with its exploration of deep psychological themes.