Then the Night Got Weird: A Surreal Time-Bending Adventure

In 1945, the U.S. Army recovered a meteorite containing alien crystals capable of opening microscopic wormholes. An experiment involving physicist Dr. Gordon Keith went wrong, and he vanished. The Army concealed the incident, and the remaining stones disappeared from history. Forty years later, Luke Boyd and four friends in small-town Texas accidentally uncover one of these crystals during a Fourth of July prank. When the crystal activates on the eve of their twentieth high school reunion, it transports them back to 1985—returning them to their teenage bodies while retaining their adult minds and memories. To return home, they must navigate puberty again and retrace their original timeline without altering any moment, all while confronting Gordon Keith, an unhinged physicist they have freed from a warped pocket of spacetime. Keith did not disappear in 1945—he has been waiting. Luke faces the added burden that any change to the past could erase his wife and children from existence. The crystal offers either salvation or ruin, and mistakes with wormholes cannot be undone.