In summer 1986, Olive Oyl gathers her cinema-obsessed friends and her brother Castor for a camping trip on a remote Northern California beach to watch the meteor shower marking Halleys comet. They set up tents and share stories under the stars. Excitement builds as streaks of light slice through the night sky. Their laughter turns to alarm when a glowing fragment crashes nearby. Bright energy sparks across the water, and a lone figure in an old boat emerges. Its Popeye, but hes changed. The comets power twists him into a relentless predator. He stalks the campers through pine trees and fog, wielding an otherworldly strength. One by one, their peaceful night becomes a fight for survival. Olive and Castor race to warn their friends, but every footstep echoes with dread. They barricade their tents. They sprint across the sand. Each breath feels sharper, as though the wind itself is watching. Their bonds are tested. Bonds that once held them close now turn to fear. They scramble for makeshift weapons and frantic calls for help. Dawn is their only hope, but Popeye shows no mercy. He moves like a shadow, driven by cosmic rage. As the horizon brightens, Olive realizes they cant outrun him. They must outsmart him. Their choices tonight will decide who lives and who becomes a footnote in the legend of the comet that reawakened a sailors wrath.

This movie contained 10 lost souls - about one every 7 minutes.