The tale of the black sheep murderer

Zachary Rivers Nova, a reclusive farmer in the 1979 Ohio Forrest farmlands, is a man whose world revolves around his livestock. When two cruel teens prank him by faking the death of his beloved animals, a switch flips within his fractured psyche. Grief and rage consume him, manifesting in a gruesome ritual: he skins a black wool sheep, crafting its hide into a grotesque mask. Fueled by an animalistic savagery, Zachary hunts down the teenagers, dispatching them with chilling brutality. But his vengeance doesn't stop there; his own animals become victims of his deranged fury, blurring the line between man and beast. As the forest itself seems to breathe with his deepening madness, Zachary descends into a primal state, a force of nature twisted by a singular, all-consuming thirst for retribution.