Nyxhaven

Savannah, Georgia. 2024. Hidden behind a tangle of dead vines and a rusting fence, the old Nyxhaven Hospital rots quietly at the edge of town. Built in the 1960s and abandoned in the ’70s under sudden, unexplained circumstances, the place has been sealed off for decades. Locals won’t speak of it. Those who dare to trespass: graffiti artists, thrill-seekers, kids looking for a scare don’t come back out. They say something still walks its halls. Something left behind when the hospital closed or something that never left at all. Three teenagers, restless and lured by the stories of a teacher, decide to sneak inside. They’re looking for the truth. But the building isn’t empty. The walls breathe. The floorboards groan like something beneath them is waking up. Faint voices echo from rooms that should be silent, calling out in broken whispers, familiar names spoken in unfamiliar tones. Then the screaming starts. And one of them disappears.