After a black family is found in pieces without blood, rumors spread through the Louisiana landscape about a supernatural being hunting its victims. The small towns are left bewildered, scared, and require answers.
Father Henri Joffre had only been in Morrow for a few months, and the deaths of the Boyd family hit him hard. So when he first came to the small town and saw that the black community didn't have a place to worship, he opened the doors. He wanted everyone in Morrow to be a part of the community.
After the bodies are discovered, the local law refuses to take action, admitting that only the black community has been victims; Henri jumps into action.
Skeptical at first, Henri joins forces with Modeste Barre, a local hoodoo healer who knows what is killing the black people. She tells Henri she is the only one who can stop the darkness.
Father Henri Joffre had only been in Morrow for a few months, and the deaths of the Boyd family hit him hard. So when he first came to the small town and saw that the black community didn't have a place to worship, he opened the doors. He wanted everyone in Morrow to be a part of the community.
After the bodies are discovered, the local law refuses to take action, admitting that only the black community has been victims; Henri jumps into action.
Skeptical at first, Henri joins forces with Modeste Barre, a local hoodoo healer who knows what is killing the black people. She tells Henri she is the only one who can stop the darkness.
Used availability for Greg Hall's Five Days of Darkness