SYNOPSIS:

When it comes to films of the undead, the industry seems to be saturated with the same menagerie of old visuals. Familiar hues, moaning moronic beasts roaming about, pale skin-tones and of course, a slue of gory horror scenes mixed throughout. This is something much different. We call upon the nostalgia and coming-of-age vulnerability of Sam Levinson’s Euphoria, interlaced with a supernatural event leading to the end of all days, like that of Stranger Things. We indulge ourselves in telling a story, set sometime in the early 2000’s, a pre-dystopian world, where our characters aren’t even sure if they’ll survive Y2K, let alone the end of the world.

Meadow is an hour long, 10 episode, supernatural drama with a sly sense of humor. We take a small mountain town, seemingly unchanged for decades and shake it up with a disturbing disappearance of over 40 males, and only one female. They are all being taken by a species of hive-minded monsters, who arrive interdimensionally every 139 years to replace their queen and feed… but this time they are here to stay.