June 11, 1985, Crockett Springs, Louisiana, USA

A rude, rebellious bully working part-time at a rundown VHS rental store.

Charlie Coleman is a notorious delinquent from Crockett Springs, a forgotten little town buried deep in the backwoods of Louisiana. She's widely considered one of the most unpleasant figures in town — always stirring up trouble, whether it’s tagging buildings with graffiti, drinking in public, mouthing off to teachers, or picking on the local "nerds". The townsfolk don’t like her much — and the feeling is entirely mutual.

Charlie’s descent into rebellion began after a childhood tragedy: the death of her mother in a plane crash. Struggling with grief, she developed a passion for underground music — punk, rock, and metal — and a deep affection for low-budget horror movies.
This — and her behavior — put Charlie at odds with her father, Louis Coleman, a straight-laced local cop. Their relationship reached a breaking point during the Satanic Panic, when his attempts to "protect" her only made everything worse.

These days, Charlie works the night shift at Midnight Terror, a barely-functioning video and vinyl rental store on the edge of town. With each long, rainy evening spent behind the counter, she closer to her one goal: saving up enough money to leave Crockett Springs behind forever...

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"Everyone in this town acts like I’m the problem. But maybe I’m just the only one not pretending!"