Tell Me How I Die

A group of college students volunteer to participate in a clinical drug trial, eager to contribute to scientific research and possibly earn some extra money. The trial involves an experimental medicine that is still in the testing phase, promising new insights into its potential medical benefits. Initially, the students experience typical side effects associated with new drugs, but soon, they begin to notice something more unsettling.

The students start having disturbing visions of their own deaths. These vivid and often graphic images seem to predict future events, creating a sense of dread and paranoia. At first, they dismiss these visions as mere side effects or hallucinations, but the recurring nature of their dreams and premonitions quickly raises alarm. As these visions become increasingly accurate, fear begins to spiral among the group.

As the visions turn into reality and some students begin to die in ways similar to their nightmares, panic takes hold. The group desperately searches for answers, trying to understand what is happening to them. They begin to suspect that the experimental drug has unleashed something beyond their understanding—an ability to see the future, but at a deadly cost. Their efforts to identify the cause of the visions and prevent further deaths become a race against time.

In their search for the truth, the students discover that the killer among them shares the same ability to foresee death. This individual, driven by unknown motives, seems to have an advantage over the others because he can anticipate their actions. More terrifyingly, he appears to be using his foresight to deliberately target survivors and manipulate the situation to his advantage. The students realize that catching him will require not only courage but also understanding the complex connection between the drug and this deadly power.

As they try to outwit the killer, the students face mounting danger and psychological stress. They must unravel the mystery behind the experimental drug, the killer’s identity, and the true nature of their visions. Their survival hinges on their ability to outsmart someone who can see their moves before they make them. Ultimately, the story reveals a chilling exploration of fate, free will, and the deadly consequences of tampering with unknown science.