The hottest ticket in Los Angeles wasn’t a concert or a movie premiere—it was Come Knocking, an interactive theater event staged across six abandoned floors. Critics hailed it as revolutionary. Fans lined up for hours. But one night, the performance turned into a massacre. Dozens were dead. Hundreds injured. And the world wanted answers.
Enter Adam Jakes, an investigative reporter with a front-row seat to the aftermath. Tasked with piecing together the truth, Adam interviews survivors, cast members, and witnesses. What he uncovers is far more chilling than anyone imagined.
As lines between theater and reality dissolve, Adam finds himself confronting not just the horror of what happened, but the disturbing reasons why.
The question lingers: what happens when entertainment goes too far?
