The House on Buzzards Bay

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When a group of old college friends reunites for a summer vacation at a beach house in coastal Massachusetts, a sudden disappearance and a seductive stranger threaten to reveal the darkest secrets of their relationships. As Jim and his friends gather at his family's generations-old vacation home along Buzzards Bay, they aim to rekindle their friendship, having drifted apart due to life's demands. However, their quiet escape turns ominous when Bruce, an aloof yet successful writer, vanishes without a trace, creating an atmosphere of tension among the group. Compounding their unease are a series of mysterious break-ins in the town, once an old Spiritualist campground, now a quaint fishing village. Disturbances at the house lead Jim to feel as if someone—or something—is watching them from the marsh. The arrival of a strange, alluring guest further complicates matters, prompting the friends to question their experiences and the fragile ties that bind them. This chilling, atmospheric tale delves into the complexities of friendship, the weight of adult responsibilities, and the struggle to hold onto youthful dreams amid life's challenges.