Final Girls

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Ten years ago, Quincy Carpenter was the sole survivor of a horrific massacre during a vacation with friends, joining the ranks of the Final Girls—a group of survivors from similar tragedies. Alongside Lisa, who lost nine sorority sisters, and Sam, who faced the Sack Man, Quincy has been trying to move on, though the media never allowed them to connect. Now, Quincy appears to have a good life: a supportive almost-fiancé, Jeff; a successful baking blog; and a caring police officer, Coop, who saved her. Her memories of that fateful night are hazy, buried beneath her Xanax prescription. However, everything changes when Lisa is found dead, and Sam arrives at Quincy's doorstep, determined to drag her back into the past. Sam's presence disrupts Quincy's carefully constructed life, leading her to question Sam's true motives. As new revelations about Lisa's death emerge, Quincy must navigate a web of truths and lies, evade the police and relentless reporters, and confront her own memories of Pine Cottage. Time is running out for Quincy to uncover the reality of what happened that night before the past catches up with her once more.