"Witches X" is a harrowing modern horror story centered around a grunge band caught in a spiral of violence and societal prejudice. The narrative begins with a shocking incident at a concert, where a gunman attacks the audience, injuring the band members - Izzy, a BIPOC, queer, and anarchistic lead singer; Alice, a trans female drummer and pleaser; and Bridge, the group's guitarist who copes through denial. One year later the band gets together, still traumatized, to write an album. But the band's retreat quickly turns sinister. As they settle into a seemingly desolate cabin, they are plagued by ominous signs and a growing sense of unease. This tension escalates when Izzy, Alice, and Bridge realize they’re being stalked, and the stalker knows where they are. Worse, the band discovers a more sinister conspiracy and a town steeped in dark secrets and religious fanaticism. As Witches X goes deeper into their music, and Izzy starts to fall in love, the narrative takes a grim turn. The climax is a chilling commentary on the extremities of human cruelty and religious perversion. A story about hatred and redemption, Witches X speaks to our times, and a world where the real horror is society, not love.