Weekend, Wildly: A Psychological Thriller

Six friends. One weekend at a remote lake cabin. A trust that's about to be shattered.

Maren Voss and her closest friends set off for a weekend meant for nothing more than firelight, cheap wine, and old inside jokes — the kind of trip that's been a tradition for over a decade. But when the first friend is found dead at the base of a cliff trail, what looks like a tragic accident is only the beginning.

As a storm cuts the group off from the outside world — no signal, no road out, no way to call for help — the deaths keep coming, each one closer and more deliberate than the last. Trust unravels fast. Old wounds resurface. Suspicion turns first to the newest member of the group, then to each other, as the survivors realize the truth is far worse than any stranger in the woods: someone at that fire has been lying to all of them for years.

By the time the sun rises again, only one of them will be left standing — and the reason why will force her to reckon with everything she never noticed about the people she loved most.

A tense, character-driven psychological thriller about friendship, betrayal, and what happens when being quietly overlooked for too long finally breaks something that can't be undone.