The Silver Hollow Pack

Silver Hollow is a small town—surrounded by mountains, full of pine trees, as if it had come straight from the pages of an old American novel. The people here are quiet, religious, and know each other. But there’s one thing no one talks about—someone goes missing every full moon.

Sometimes cattle, sometimes people.

No one asks questions. Because everyone knows, but they don’t say it.

In the woods surrounding this town, on full moon nights, something terrible happens.

Jess Henderson is a local journalist who has returned from Portland to investigate the strange happenings in the town. His brother Nate suddenly disappeared on a full moon night three years ago. His torn clothes and a broken phone were found on him, but the man was never found.

Jess believes the town is hiding something.

He returns to his family cabin. There’s a metallic smell in the air—a smell that reminds him of the night his brother disappeared. The sound of the wind in the forest behind, the occasional roar of an animal.

But the problem is—the forest is closer than anything in this city.

October 27, 11:42 PM

Jess took his camera and microphone to the outskirts of the city. He decided that this time he would spend the full moon in the forest, gathering evidence.

But he still didn’t know that when someone went to search for him in Silver Hollow, he often didn’t find himself.

October 28 – Night of the Full Moon

The forest was eerily silent. There were no birds, no sign of foxes or deer—only a strange shadow in the trees.

Jess slowly walked deeper into the forest, the recorder on. Suddenly, a sound came from nowhere—

“Sha-ha-sha…”

The bushes moved, the air thickened, and then—a long, bone-melting call—

“Awwwww According to that pact, every full moon, they had to transform into animals—werewolves. This curse had been passed down through the generations.

They were called—The Silver Hollow Pack.

They chose their victims specifically—a wanderer, a newcomer, or someone no one was looking for. They thought that was how the town was “safe.”

But this time… Jess wasn’t a “stranger.” He was looking for his brother.

And now he knew.

The Last Night

Jess had returned to town, heading straight for the sheriff’s office. He wanted to tell the truth. But the sheriff’s face was smiling, the door locked.

“You know too much now, Jess.”

It was eleven-fifty at night.

Jess knew it was time to escape.

But he didn't know that before he could escape this city, he would have to face a question within himself—

"Can you lose your brother again?"

Or,

"Can you become one of them yourself?"

Last scene:

Morning.

A new light in the forest.

Last words in the camera recording:

"They are not monsters... They are cursed."

"And now... so am I."

Last sentence:

Silver Hollow is still there. The city is small, the people are few, but every full moon night...

A new roar is heard.