In the tradition of classic horror films, Scourge introduces  the latest and most terrifying creature to leave its trail of terror across the silver screen.
 
An ancient evil escapes. A rapidly growing organism begins invading and consuming the bodies of unsuspecting citizens in the small town of Harborford, Washington. One of those bodies is Scott Miller’s soon-to-be ex, Lydia. Her horrific death quickly puts Scott in local Sheriff Durst’s investigational cross-hairs.
The fact that Scott is in the middle of the delicate process of reconnecting with Durst’s favorite niece , Jesse, does nothing to endear him to the sheriff. But the Scourge is a ferocious enemy, and the question of Scott’s guilt or innocence radically complicates Jesse’s ability to believe that he’s really turned over a new leaf.

If Scott and Jesse can’t find a way to trust each other and figure out what it is in time to stop it, they’re sure to wind up part of the creature’s body count.

“Scourge” keeps its audience on the edge of their seats until its action-packed climax.