Hush

They say the quiet ones are the best listeners. But what if the silence itself is listening back?

Jill just wanted an easy babysitting gig. A quiet house, sleeping kids, twenty bucks. Then the phone rings at 6:03 PM. A flat, humming voice asks a simple, chilling question: "Have you checked the children", just like that movie that has sent daggers down her bones.

It’s just a prank. It has to be.

But the voice knows her name. It describes her hair in the lamplight. And when she calls the police, the same voice interrupts their radio frequency, whispering from the static. The terror isn’t coming from outside. It’s in the wires. It’s in the walls.

Pursued by an entity that lives in sound waves and haunts forgotten frequencies, Jill is drawn to the heart of the Prescott Marsh—a vast, whispering bog where lost children are said to vanish. The voice has a name for her: the hollow girl. The perfect vessel. And it doesn’t want to hurt her. It wants her to listen. To join the quiet. Forever.

A relentless descent into modern terror, HUSH is a chilling exploration of what happens when the most ordinary sound—a ringing phone—becomes a doorway to a nightmare that has been waiting, silently, for you to pick up.