Howard Browning was once infamous. In the 80s, he terrified audiences as the killer in Night of the Reaper. Decades later, he’s reduced to signing autographs at horror conventions while his legacy fades. When the studio announces a reboot, Howard expects redemption. Instead, they cast Trevor Mane, a fallen sitcom star desperate to reinvent himself.
What follows is more than a generational clash. Howard clings to the role that defined him, while Trevor struggles to escape his own demons. But as Howard unravels, the boundary between actor and monster begins to blur. Is his madness fueling the violence, or has the Reaper itself been unleashed?
Hollywood made him a legend. Now it may turn him into the real monster.
