The Blood Debt

He gave them everything—his time, his money, his heart. When terminal illness left him broken and begging for connection, they turned away. Too busy. Too burdened. Too silent.Now, they’ve returned. Lured to a remote Texas lake house by the promise of healing and closure, the people he once called family arrive to mourn the man they abandoned. But something is wrong. The food is spoiled. The water reeks of rust and rot. Shadows stretch too long, and the silence hides more than sorrow.As each guest begins to unravel, the past resurfaces in twisted ways—hallucinations, whispers, and grotesque echoes of the kindness they once received. This isn’t a memorial. It’s a reckoning.Taut, unflinching, and grounded in trauma-informed queer realism, The Blood Debt is a psychological horror steeped in moral ambiguity, grief, and the terrifying consequences of conditional love. What happens when the ones you save forget how to save you back?