Trevor Collins

And so they're like, well, I guess we got to hoof it back in the dark.

But the fact that they didn't look at the headlights approaching, they just stayed in the middle of the road.

There's something up.

Yeah, no way.

Right.

The lack of self-preservation immediately creates a deeply unsettling environment.

And I'm with you.

You're in a car.

It can go fast.

Maybe you can't drive off through the trees, but you can get out of there.

You're mostly protected, but I don't know what's in that stroller.

Yeah.

They could have a firearm.

They could have something a lot more scary than the supernatural.

That's true.

It doesn't always have to necessarily be supernatural.

Ooh, this is one of the first stories I pulled out when we were talking about doing this, because again, it feels so real, so viable that this is just something that, yeah, on a long drive, you know, I'm from Indiana.

You can easily get into cornfield territory where you have winding roads with no lights.

You don't know what's around the bend.

So I could so viscerally picture this and boy, did I hate it.