Deadbeats

In Deadbeats, a group of jazz musicians confronts dark forces during a seemingly simple gig, leading to a thrilling battle against evil.

In Deadbeats, a trio of jazz musicians from 1920s Chicago find themselves on a perilous journey after taking a seemingly simple job. Fleeing from the mob, they accept an invitation from an elderly reverend to play at what they believe to be his wife's funeral in the remote backwoods of Illinois. However, the situation quickly spirals out of control when they discover that the funeral is actually a sinister cult ritual aimed at resurrecting an ancient evil sorcerer.

As the sorcerer's dark magic begins to awaken the dead, the musicians are thrust into a chaotic battle against monstrous forces. With the townsfolk in grave danger and their own lives at stake, the trio must rely on their unique talents to confront the malevolent spirits and thwart the cult's nefarious plans. Along the way, they encounter a colorful cast of characters, including moonshiners and mobsters, all while navigating the challenges of their own pasts.

Deadbeats combines elements of horror and humor, offering a fresh take on the zombie genre infused with Lovecraftian themes. The narrative is not only a thrilling adventure but also a commentary on friendship, loyalty, and the power of music in the face of darkness. As the musicians race against time to save the town and themselves, readers are treated to a captivating story filled with suspense and unexpected twists.