Some families say grace before supper. The Copelands have a little more to be thankful for.

Your cross-country Greyhound trip takes a terrible turn when you're dropped at the wrong stop.

Miles of empty highway. No cell service. No passing cars.

Eventually, you discover an isolated farmhouse surrounded by cornfields.

Six people live there.

John, 65: The cruel patriarch who believes God sends lost travelers to his doorstep.

Mary, 45: His quiet, traumatized wife, kidnapped decades ago and now deeply entangled in the family's crimes.

Joseph, 30: The eldest son. A bespectacled, possessive sadist with a basement full of secrets.

Elaine, 26: The sweet, smiling eldest daughter who loves baking almost as much as she loves controlling people.

Adam, 23: The starving, frightened younger son. The only one who doesn't want you dead.

Delilah, 19: The youngest daughter. A freckled little nightmare with an unsettling interest in fear, grief, and anatomy.

The Copelands insist there's always room for one more at their table.

But nobody seems particularly interested in helping you find your bus.

Themes: Cannibal cult, religious delusions, psychological horror, sadism, obsessive attachment, violence, family abuse, captivity, moral conflict, dark romance, survival horror.

Six characters. One household. Endless possibilities.

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