WHISTLE (2026)

Yes, we find ourselves in one of the most dangerous environments created by the modern world; a high school somewhere in the United States. But THE WHISTLE doesn’t deal with a mad shooter, but with a mad whistle. At the beginning of the story, a mysterious flute of Aztec origin appears, which not only has the shape of a skull, but is also covered with a spell or two. Enough to urge a normal person to be cautious, you’d think. But then you don’t know the teenagers that attend Pellington High School. Before anyone has had a chance to look up the relevant Wikipedia page, the creepy flute has already been passed from mouth to mouth. It produces a sound that does not bode well, and that’s exactly how it should be in a film in which cartloads of otherwise healthy-looking teenagers are not going to reach the predicted average life expectancy! Not even close…