Sinners

Coming home is never easy, and for the twin brothers at the heart of this story, it’s a decision weighed down by old wounds, lingering regrets, and the longing for a fresh start. After years of trying to escape their mistakes and a life marked by conflict, the brothers decide to return to their hometown — a place they once called home — hoping to rebuild their lives and find a bit of peace. However, what they find is far from what they expected.

What begins as a seemingly simple premise quickly evolves into a complex exploration of the past, guilt, and the dark forces — both internal and external — that refuse to fade away. As they reconnect with familiar faces and confront memories they thought they had buried, the brothers soon realize that something else walks the streets they once knew. A silent, ancient evil has taken root during their absence, growing in the shadows, patiently awaiting their return.

What’s most disturbing isn’t just the presence of this malevolent force, but the growing suspicion that it was always there, waiting. This “new” evil seems to know them, understand them, and even anticipate their actions. As the twins struggle to piece their lives back together, they must face not only the ghosts of their past, but a real threat that endangers everything they hold dear — including the fragile bond they still share as brothers.