The Signal from Hell

In the frozen desolation of the Arctic, a remote scientific outpost stands alone beneath endless night. Tasked with monitoring deep space radio signals, the crew of six scientists lives in isolation, tethered only by their data feeds and fragile routines. One night, amid solar flare interference, they intercept a strange, rhythmic transmission pulsing from a dead quadrant of the universe—coordinates leading to a black, uncharted planet known only in ancient, forbidden texts as Morgoth.

At first, the signal is dismissed as a cosmic anomaly. But soon, the frequency begins repeating in patterns that suggest intent—language. As the team deciphers its meaning, inexplicable events unfold: nightmares bleed into waking life, the station's power flickers with ghostly precision, and one by one, the crew begins to change.

Unseen forces seep through the airwaves, warping minds and distorting reality. Morgoth is not lifeless—it is listening, responding, and calling them home.

Trapped by a brutal blizzard and increasingly haunted by visions of a dying star and a monstrous intelligence beneath the ice, the scientists must uncover the truth: Morgoth is not just a planet. It is a god. And it has just found worshippers.