"In the rain-drenched shadows of a crumbling Chicago walk-up, nineteen-year-old Alex Reed clings to solitude, his life shattered by a car crash that stole his parents. A mysterious smartphone arrives—sleek, sender unknown—his only lifeline until it buzzes at midnight with a chilling video: his bus, crashing in flames, a tragedy set for tomorrow. When it unfolds with sickening precision, the phone predicts more—friends falling, teachers dying—each vision timestamped before the event, each text from itself whispering, 'I see ahead.' As rain taps his cracked window, Alex fights to destroy the device, but it reboots, its hum a hollow frequency promising his own death. Fleeing to erase its grip, he uncovers a dark-web seer's web, but the prophetic phone's shadow clings—an inescapable echo of a future he can't outrun. The Storyteller, Jordan Makin, cra ...