Episode Details

I don't remember falling asleep. I don't remember getting into the car. I don't remember the road or the destination or the reason I was driving. I only remember waking up—hands on the wheel, eyes on the road, the hum of the engine beneath me. The sky outside was the color of dried blood. The road stretched endlessly into a horizon that never got closer. And the radio was playing a station that didn't exist, broadcasting a voice that knew my name. I tried to pull over. There was no shoulder. I tried to turn around. The road only went forward. I tried to stop the car. The brakes didn't work. And then the voice on the radio said: "Welcome back. You've been driving for a very long time."

In this episode, we explore a first-person horror story about a man who wakes up behind the wheel of a car on an endless highway, with no memory of how he got there and no way to escape. As he drives through a landscape that defies all logic, he begins to realize that this is not a road. It is a punishment. It is a purgatory. And the only way to stop driving is to remember what he did to deserve it.

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