The Tow Yard

In the fog-soaked woods of Oregon, everyone knows Casey Holloway.

Tall, skinny, always smiling, the talkative tow truck driver spends his days swapping stories at Maggie's Diner and his nights rescuing stranded travelers. To the small town, Casey is harmless-trustworthy, even.

But behind the rusted gates of his tow yard, Casey is building something far darker. His "customers" never leave. Their bodies are arranged in grotesque dioramas-posed like dinner guests, card players, sunbathers by a broken pool-an imitation of family, preserved in silence.

When two retired veterans, Billy and Bob, cross Casey's path one stormy night, the façade begins to crack. What starts as a routine tow spirals into a desperate fight for survival, as Billy unravels the truth hidden behind firelit walls.

Tow Yard is a chilling descent into obsession, loneliness, and the illusion of small-town safety-where the line between community and captivity burns away in the glow of the inferno.