A lonely road. A strange wound. And holes in a man’s memory big enough to drive a pickup through.

He doesn’t know where he is. He doesn’t know what happened.

He only knows he’s hungry.

This is Bite.

Something strange is happening out past the fence line.In the quiet edges of a small rural town, one man begins noticing things he can’t explain, distant shapes at dusk, noises that linger too long, and a figure moving through the fields long after dark. Locals shrug it off. The authorities don’t believe him. But whatever is out there isn’t going away… and it seems to have chosen him.

The Riding Man is a slow-burn horror story set in the wide-open stillness of the countryside, blending atmospheric dread with a classic noir voice. It’s about isolation, suspicion, and what happens when something impossible decides to step into your life — uninvited and unexplainable.

This story was written, recorded, and produced by Washington Dry.

Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio