The Shadow of the Deadman's Daughter

Logline:


After her family is destroyed by greed and betrayal, a frontier woman haunted by her father's ghost hunts down those responsible, only to uncover that the greatest betrayal came from within her deceased fathers voice.

SYNOPSIS:


The Shadow of the Deadman’s Daughter is a brutal, lyrical psychological horror-western about the cost of vengeance and the ghosts we choose to carry.


Mercy Boone rides across a scorched frontier, marked by blood and betrayal. Armed with a cursed ledger and haunted by the voice of her dead father—an outlaw hanged for crimes she was raised to avenge—she hunts the men who stole her family’s land and left her mother to die. But as Mercy cuts through her enemies one by one, a deeper truth begins to unravel: her father wasn’t a victim
 he was the architect of her mother’s ruin.


As Mercy’s sanity frays and the line between memory and possession blurs, she’s forced to reckon with the darkness she inherited—and decide whether to become the monster she was raised to fear
 or break the cycle before it consumes her completely.


Visceral, poetic, and emotionally charged, The Shadow of the Deadman’s Daughter is a ghost story without ghosts—a slow-burn revenge tale where trauma is the real haunting, and survival means choosing what parts of the past are worth saving.

COPYRIGHT 2025 David Williamson