“A haunting tale of grief, survival, and the monsters we carry inside.”

In the small town of Rollins, Mississippi, young Toy Anderson is struggling to process the death of his abusive, alcoholic father. Torn between grief for the father he wished he had and hatred for the man he knew, Toy’s emotions swirl into nightmares—visions of his father rising from the grave to drag him to hell.

Hoping to help Toy escape his torment, his older brother Adam takes him on a camping trip deep into the woods. For a brief moment, the brothers find a fragile peace in the stillness of nature. But on their first night, a rabid bat changes everything.

As Adam’s health begins to deteriorate, so does his behavior. His once-reliable presence turns erratic, violent, and horrifyingly familiar. Toy struggles to understand whether the growing menace is the illness consuming his brother—or something far darker, tied to their father’s sinister shadow.

Isolated in the wilderness, Toy must face unimaginable horrors and summon strength beyond his years as his brother succumbs to madness. As visions of their father haunt them both, the line between reality and nightmare blurs, and a fight for survival turns into a battle for the soul.

For fans of Stephen King and emotionally charged horror, Rabid delivers a gut-wrenching, atmospheric journey into fear, family, and the unrelenting grip of trauma.