Mark Taylor spent his entire life prepping his family for every imaginable disaster scenario. Then he went and died of cancer. Histeenage son Lukas is bitter that his dad spent all the family money and socialequity on a day that never came. But more than that, he's bitter because hisfather died. Now growing up in a remote part of Arizona with his mom, Lukascan't wait to graduate high school and leave Skull Valley behind for good. Heis working the final week of a local summer camp in an effort to squirrel awaymore money for his eventual escape, when ​the power goes out.All modern electronics go dark and all communications with the outside worldare cut off. The remote town of Skull Valley begins to self-destruct as variousadults jockey for power and a returning celebrity survivalist adds to thedrama. It turns out, no one is better equipped to save the isolated communitythan seventeen-year-old Lukas Taylor. After all, he has the skills and thesupplies. Now he just needs to figure out who he can trust, before it's too late.
Mark Taylor spent his entire life prepping his family for every imaginable disaster scenario. Then he went and died of cancer. His teenage son Lukas is bitter that his dad spent all the family money and socialequity on a day that never came. But more than that, he's bitter because hisfather died. Now growing up in a remote part of Arizona with his mom, Lukascan't wait to graduate high school and leave Skull Valley behind for good. He is working the final week of a local summer camp in an effort to squirrel awaymore money for his eventual escape, when ​the power goes out.All modern electronics go dark and all communications with the outside worldare cut off. The remote town of Skull Valley begins to self-destruct as variousadults jockey for power and a returning celebrity survivalist adds to thedrama. It turns out, no one is better equipped to save the isolated communitythan seventeen-year-old Lukas Taylor. After all, he has the skills and thesupplies. Now he just needs to figure out who he can trust, before it's too late.
Mark Taylor spent his entire life prepping his family for every imaginable disaster scenario. Then he went and died of cancer. His teenage son Lukas is bitter that his dad spent all the family money and socialequity on a day that never came. But more than that, he's bitter because hisfather died. Now growing up in a remote part of Arizona with his mom, Lukascan't wait to graduate high school and lea