Sean Therrien

It's March in South Florida. The beach towns are flush with young people looking for action and excitement. For one unlucky group of thrill-seeking spring breakers, their adventure leads to the black waters of the Florida Everglades - a place with mosquitoes the size of birds, snakes as long as school buses and tens of thousands of flesh-ripping alligators. But beyond the scope of the traditional predators famous for keeping the glades wild is another phenomenon - one with two legs and an insatiable thirst for killing.

A small church in Florida receives an AI designed to look and act like Jesus Christ. Initially, the well-intentioned congregation welcomes the AI with open arms but soon begins to question humanity's identity and the need for meaning.

Chad and Ryan have been looking to break the mold and take another step toward their own perception of manhood. They devise a plan to invite their girlfriends on a no-parents camping trip. Things seem to be going normal until the kids stumble upon a bag of drug money. The situation takes a turn for the worse when the suburban teens find themselves mixed up with a nefarious group of locals and their leader - the newly elected sheriff. Something else is happening in the middle of the woods and two Vietnam vets are convinced the origins are extraterrestrial. Set in Florida in the early nineties, Dark Hammock highlights the independent streak of the era and the importance of having your friends back.