Desert Palm Hotel, Room 6

A Recording

Los Angeles, 1958. The lights are bright, the promises brighter.Eli Harrow steps off a Greyhound bus believing in luck and photogenic symmetry. He lands at the Desert Palm Hotel, a faded jewel for aspiring actors and quiet sinners. When he’s drawn into The Circle—a cult that blends studio contracts with blood rituals—Eli learns that in Hollywood, the real magic is consent.

As he climbs the ladder from bit part to box office darling, the boundaries blur: reflections move before he does, strangers know his name, and every Tuesday, someone new disappears. The Circle promises immortality through fame, but the editing room decides who gets remembered.

By the 1970s, Eli’s a legend. By the 1980s, he’s a ghost. His recorded confession becomes the final reel—an unspooling of glamour, guilt, and the supernatural machinery behind the movies we worship.

Desert Palm Hotel, Room 6 is a fever-dream thriller about the seduction of power, the cult of celebrity, and the horror of getting exactly what you prayed for.