Based on a true story, The Man in the White Van releases in theaters December 13. Check out the film’s trailer below.

The film, “delves into the eerie underbelly of a seemingly idyllic 1975 Florida town, and follows the harrowing experience of young Annie Williams, a spirited girl whose carefree existence is turned upside down as she becomes stalked by an ominous man in a white van.”

The tranquility of Annie’s world, from her love of horseback riding to her leisurely strolls home from school in the nearby woods, begins to crumble as the menacing white van inches closer and closer. As her parents’ skepticism increasingly grows, Annie finds herself psychologically isolated, and on Halloween night her worst fears materialize into a full-blown nightmare.

The feature debut of director Warren Skeels, The Man in the White Van is a gripping exploration of terror, paranoia, and the fragility of security in a place where darkness lurks beneath the surface. Based on actual events of the serial killer Billy Mansfield Jr., the film captures a bone-chilling story of a young girl’s unimaginable horrors, and every parent’s worst nightmare. 

Starring Madison Wolfe, Brec Bassinger, Skai Jackson, Ali Larter, and Sean Astin.

The film is distributed by Relativity Media, a Legion M production…is directed by Warren Skeels. Written by Sharon Y. Copy and Warren Skeels. Executive Produced by Michael Arrieta, Gary Kompothecras, Lawrence Najem, Sean Astin and Ali Larter. Produced by Terri Lubaroff p.g.a, Anne Marie Gillen p.g.a, Warren Skeels p.g.a, Paul Scanlan, and Michael Nole. Edited by Billy Gaggins. Cinematography by Gareth Paul Cox. Composed by Scott Borland.