Silver Bullet

In the spring of 1976, Tarker's Mills, Maine, becomes a scene of horror with the brutal decapitation of railroad worker Arnie Westrum. This shocking murder marks the start of a series of chilling killings that will unsettle the quaint town.

As the murders continue, pregnant Stella Randolph becomes the next victim, facing a terrifying end in her own home. This tragic event deepens the fear within the community and sends shockwaves through the lives of Jane and her brother Marty.

The abusive father Milt Sturmfuller is found dead in his greenhouse, another casualty in the string of murders plaguing Tarker's Mills. Each death escalates the tension among the townsfolk as they grapple with who might be next.

The loss of Marty's closest friend, Brady Kincaid, sends shockwaves through the community, leaving families reeling from grief. This death not only touches Marty deeply but also solidifies the fear and anger brewing in Tarker's Mills.

In response to the escalating violence, the townspeople form a vigilante group to seek justice for the victims. Sheriff Joe Haller struggles to maintain order amidst their growing frustration and desire for revenge.

Reverend Lester Lowe experiences a horrific dream where he presides over a mass funeral, only to see the deceased transform into werewolves. This dream symbolizes the town's descent into fear and the supernatural implications of the recent murders.

As violence spirals out of control, curfews are imposed, disrupting traditional Fourth of July celebrations. To cope, the Coslaw family decides to hold their own backyard festivities, showcasing the resilience of the community even in dark times.

Determined to uncover the truth behind the murders, Marty seeks help from Jane to investigate potential leads. Their research points them toward Reverend Lowe, who is hiding a terrifying secret about his own eye injury.

Marty, realizing the danger posed by Reverend Lowe, sends anonymous notes warning him that he knows the truth. This act of desperation prompts Lowe to lash out violently, ultimately putting Marty in grave danger.

Trapped beneath a covered bridge, Marty confronts Reverend Lowe, who has descended into madness. In a tense standoff, Marty pleads for help, highlighting the dire situation he and Jane find themselves in.

Sheriff Haller discovers Reverend Lowe barricaded in his garage, desperate to contain his monstrous urges. In a shocking turn of events, Lowe succumbs to his transformation and brutally kills Haller, escalating the sense of urgency and fear.

Marty and Jane, in collaboration with Red, devise a plan to confront the werewolf by melting down silver into a bullet. This desperate measure embodies their determination to end the terror that has gripped their town.

Under a full moon, the werewolf attacks during the darkness, leading to chaos in the Coslaw home. Marty displays incredible bravery, using the silver bullet to shoot the beast, which collapses and reveals its true form as Reverend Lowe.

Following the harrowing confrontation, Marty and Jane reflect on their traumatic experiences. In a tender moment, they embrace, allowing themselves to share emotions that had been hard to express amidst the chaos.