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The Lost Boy
Set in 1987, Darryl Reed, a gawky 16-year-old, finds himself on an unexpected first date with his middle school crush. What starts as “the date of a lifetime” slowly turns into a series of awkward situations and deadly events.
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Set in 1987, Darryl Reed, a gawky 16-year-old, finds himself on an unexpected first date with his middle school crush. What starts as “the date of a lifetime” slowly turns into a series of awkward situations and deadly events.
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