A man awakens in a forest he doesn't recognize, his memories fragmented and his body aching. Around him, the woods stretch endlessly, thick with fog and shadow. Then he hears it: the sound of something moving through the trees, something wrong. What emerges isn't human anymore. It's a grotesque creature that was once alive, now animated by something darker, its movements jerky and unnatural. What follows is raw survival. The man fights with everything he has, desperation fueling his actions as the creature hunts him through the undergrowth. There's no escape route, no rescue coming. Just him, the zombie, and the suffocating forest that seems designed to trap them both in this nightmare. The show strips away explanations and context entirely. You won't understand why he's here or what happened to create this abomination. What matters is the brutal, visceral present: a man fighting for his life against something that refuses to die. It's horror without mercy, told in brutal strokes.