When a nuclear apocalypse ravages New York City, a small group of survivors takes refuge in the basement of their apartment building—but what begins as a fight for survival quickly devolves into a psychological descent into madness. Trapped underground with dwindling supplies, rising paranoia, and no contact with the outside world, humanity begins to fracture. As the lines between ally and enemy blur, sanity slips away, and brutality becomes the new law. The Divide isn’t just a post-apocalyptic thriller—it’s a raw, claustrophobic exploration of how quickly civilization can crumble when hope runs out and fear takes over. In this suffocating nightmare, the real horror isn’t outside… it’s what we become inside.

In the blink of an eye, New York becomes a burning wasteland. A blinding flash, a thunderous roar—and the end of the world begins. As chaos consumes the city, a handful of strangers scramble into the basement fallout shelter of their apartment building, led by the grizzled and wary superintendent, Mickey.

But safety is only an illusion. What starts as a desperate bid for survival soon turns into a slow, horrifying descent into human depravity. Cut off from the outside, no food, no light, no rules—only fear. Trust fractures, tempers ignite, and as the days bleed into one another, the line between sanity and savagery disappears.

Paranoia spreads like a virus. Who’s in control? Who’s the enemy? When a mysterious group in hazmat suits invades and kidnaps one of their own, the survivors are left shaken and questioning if the world above is even more terrifying than what they’ve become below. The Divide is a brutal, claustrophobic, and psychologically scarring journey into the rawest parts of human nature. In this bunker, there are no heroes—only survivors… until survival demands a price no soul should pay.

What to Expect:
Intense psychological pressure, emotional breakdowns, graphic violence, power struggles, moral collapse, and a nightmarish portrayal of post-nuclear survival. A bleak and harrowing look at how quickly civility dies when fear takes the throne.

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