Some sounds should never be followed into the dark.

In Meow by Brian Edlin, Beth Haven stands as a forgotten forest town filled with secrets, fear, and whispers that most people refuse to speak aloud. Edward has spent his life keeping his head down, but everything changes when he witnesses police officers dragging two terrified townspeople into the woods. His decision to follow them leads him into a nightmare that begins with an eerie meow and pulls him toward an abandoned cabin hidden among the trees.

Inside the cabin, Edward discovers a forbidden book, a cracked mirror, and a presence that should have remained unseen. An old woman with glowing red eyes appears in the reflection, holding a black kitten whose innocent form hides something ancient, cruel, and hungry. As Edward learns more about the curse, the mirror begins to feel less like glass and more like a doorway.

With the help of Chris Brown, Edward tries to uncover the truth behind the murders, the mysterious kitten, and the evil spreading through Beth Haven. But the darkness is watching him closely. It wants fear. It wants victims. It wants someone to bring it fully into the world.

Meow is a chilling supernatural horror story about survival, possession, mirrors, and the terrifying cost of looking too deeply into the unknown.

When the reflection starts watching back, how far can anyone run before the darkness follows?