Two women quarantined together. A world falling into chaos.
When a virus sweeps across the globe, cities and entire countries shut down overnight. THE FEAR zooms in on two women in one small apartment, growing restless and claustrophobic and paranoid. People are dying in droves. Governments are toppling, imploding, lashing out. Martial law, police states, riots, bioterrorism. No one knows what to believe, who to trust.
As the horror ramps up to apocalyptic levels, one of the women is slowly unraveling. She shuts herself away and fears everything. Fears the virus has crawled its way inside, down her throat, into the lining of her stomach. The other woman is afraid, too—afraid of what her increasingly erratic roommate will do to her.
In a pandemic none of us are ready for, should we fear the outside world . . . or what's waiting within?
