The Space Between
Over the course of a single night inside a once-bustling mall, an experienced security guard's routine begins to break down. Surveillance footage captures moments he does not remember. Familiar corridors shift. Something waits just outside the reach of his light. The further he walks, the more the night seems to retrace itself. What begins as a routine shift slowly becomes something else entirely.
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Over the course of a single night inside a once-bustling mall, an experienced security guard's routine begins to break down. Surveillance footage captures moments he does not remember. Familiar corridors shift. Something waits just outside the reach of his light. The further he walks, the more the night seems to retrace itself. What begins as a routine shift slowly becomes something else entirely.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Joshua Garity
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