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Captive follows a group of 30 something stoners as they break into a mansion to party. Bored with her mundane routine of getting high, watching TV and having sex. Ashley (Scout Taylor-Compton) agrees to join her friends as they spend a weekend in an empty house. While there, they discover a person chained up in the basement. A person who might not actually be entirely what they seem.
After a senior coworker assaults a bright-eyed young woman, her dream job becomes a living nightmare as she tries to keep her career together while being tormented at work, at home, and in her dreams by a mysterious tree monster.
A group of friends club together to purchase the notorious Amityville house with the intention of flipping it. Little do they realise that there may be something more to the legend than they originally thought.
A group of friends head to a cabin in the woods that hides a dark secret. They do a bunch of stuff, some bad shit happens. And then they all head home to rate the movie 10/10 on IMDB and leave glowingly positive User Reviews.
#Float is a movie about an obnoxious bunch of twenty-somethings and the heroic river that decides to fight back. A bunch of annoying pricks on their annual prickathon vacation. Float along on rafts, passive aggressively taking pot shots at each other, drinking, and doing a brilliant job of being unlikable. Before the river decides it is thoroughly sick of their bullshit and decides to mess up their day.
In 2016, a group of filmmakers disappeared in the mountains of East Tennessee. Three years later their footage was found.
Terror Eyes follows a group of friends who are heading to the Joshua Tree festival. Suddenly finding themselves harassed by a greaser (yes, really) and his douche friend. Is it just random violence or could something a little closer to home be behind the whole thing? The bigger question here is whether anyone will actually give a shit? I know I don't.
Secluded getaway. Killer views.
