The Man in the White Van (2024)

Set in 1974 Florida and inspired by true events, The Man in the White Van is a psychological thriller that delves into the origins of a notorious serial killer. The story follows 13-year-old Annie Williams, a rebellious teen struggling with her family in a quiet suburban neighborhood. Her world takes a dark turn when she begins to notice a mysterious white van stalking her on her way home from school. As Annie's paranoia intensifies, her parents and the local authorities initially dismiss her fears as imagination or attention-seeking behavior. But when other girls in the area start disappearing, the horrifying truth begins to surface. The once-idyllic town is thrust into panic as the community realizes a predator is lurking in plain sight. Told through a slow-burning, suspenseful lens, the film explores themes of fear, disbelief, and the vulnerability of youth. Directed by Warren Skeels and starring Madison Wolfe, Sean Astin, and Ali Larter, The Man in the White Van builds tension toward a chilling climax, offering a fictionalized but haunting glimpse into the early signs of real-life horror.