| Director | Chad Villella, David Bruckner, Justin Martinez, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Patrick Horvath, Roxanne Benjamin, Tyler Gillett |
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| Genre | horror film, science fiction film, thriller film |
| Country | United States |
| Box office | $23,665 |
* Directed by Radio Silence * Written by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin
Mitch and Jack are on the run from mysterious floating creatures. Filled with remorse, Mitch looks at a photograph of his daughter, Katherine, as they drive down a nameless highway. Out in the desert, Mitch sees the creatures stalking them, but does not tell Jack. In desperation, the pair pulls up to a run-down gas station. Inside, the men witness strange events as the creatures stalk them from afar. As Mitch and Jack attempt to escape, they pull up to the same gas station further down the road. Jack tries to leave as the creatures close in on the pair, and is killed. Mitch, believing that this is the fate he deserves, refuses to leave and instead follows the creatures to a nearby motel. He enters room 6255 and finds himself in a home he recognizes. Hearing his daughter's voice, Mitch follows the sounds and finds an apparition of his daughter, Katherine, who begs for his help. As he moves closer to his daughter, however, she continues to run away. Mitch is trapped in the hallway of the house, tormented until death by the regret that he was not able to help his daughter.
* Directed by Roxanne Benjamin * Written by Roxanne Benjamin & Susan Burke
At the same motel are Sadie, Ava, and Kim, traveling musicians in a band called The White Tights. Leaving the motel, visiting landmarks, stalked by the floating creatures, their van's tire goes flat, and they are forced to pull over. Stranded in the middle of the desert, they are picked up by a friendly, eccentric couple. In the backseat of their car, Sadie sees a bear trap. The band is taken to the couple's house further down the road. Inside, the band is shown to their room; Sadie hears the woman mention their late friend Alex, but neither Ava nor Kim seems to notice. At dinner with the Kensingtons, who live nearby with twin sons, they are served a meal of burnt roast beef; Sadie, a vegetarian, politely declines. Before eating, the two families recite a strange prayer, seemingly satanic in nature. After dinner, Kim begins to blame Sadie for Alex's death, and both Ava and Kim suddenly begin vomiting a black substance. Sadie gets help, and the people in the house give Ava and Kim a white liquid medicine to drink. Sadie confronts her friends for their strange behavior and tries to persuade them to leave; they refuse, in a trance, and decide to stay the night at the house. That night, Sadie had a nightmare of Alex being killed in a car accident. Waking up in the middle of the night, Ava and Kim are gone. She finds them outside, around a bonfire, participating in a strange cult ritual with the others in the house. Investigating from the bush nearby, Sadie's foot becomes caught in the bear trap seen in the couple's car the day before. Hearing the commotion, Ava and Kim give chase as Sadie escapes the trap and flees into a nearby shed, where she is accosted by an apparition of Alex. Terrified, Sadie runs out into the road and hails an approaching car for help, only to get run over by a car in a cruel twist of fate.
On the road behind her, one of the enigmatic floating creatures is watching Sadie.
* Directed by David Bruckner * Written by David Bruckner
The car's driver, Lucas, is talking to his wife, Claire, on the phone. Distracted, he does not see Sadie, and she is hit by his car. Lucas exits the car and sees Sadie lying on the ground, critically injured, and calls 911; however, he is unable to tell the dispatcher where he is. A certified EMT gets on the line to help. The dispatcher and the EMT tell Lucas to drive Sadie to a nearby town, where he finds a medical facility. Entering the facility, he finds it completely abandoned. After searching for help, the dispatcher decides to guide Lucas through performing lifesaving surgery. A third voice, that of a doctor, gets on the line. The voices convince Lucas to painfully wrap a tourniquet around Sadie's almost severed leg, insert a tube into her throat so that she can breathe, and cut into her rib cage, reaching into the inside of her chest to manually compress her lungs, which finally kills her. The voices begin to laugh at Lucas, and he hangs up. He tries to escape the hospital but finds all the doors locked. Shortly after, his phone rings again; the dispatchers persuade Lucas to talk about the incident. They agree that Lucas did not deserve this and promptly tell him that he can leave. They mysteriously provide him with access to clean clothes and a new car, so it will seem as though nothing happened. Lucas, hesitant to leave, is reassured that he need not worry about Sadie's death. He leaves the facility, enters the car, and drives away.
As he does, one of the floating creatures can be seen on the edge of the road, overseeing the events.
* Directed by Patrick Horvath * Written by Dallas Hallam & Patrick Horvath
Sandy, the dispatcher on the phone with Lucas, watches him drive away from a nearby payphone. She hangs up and walks into a bar named The Trap; across the parking lot, Danny gets out of his car. Inside, the bartender, Al, reprimands Sandy for leaving the door open. An argument ensues between the two, and Warren, another patron in the bar. Danny barges in with a shotgun and demands to know the location of his sister. Warren, revealed to be a demon, cuts a gash into Danny's back; Danny blows off Warren's clawed hand with the shotgun. Danny takes Al hostage and forces him to drive to his sister's location: the back room of an ice cream parlor. By looking through the tattoo in his own hand, Al can see demons closing in on Danny as Al leads him through a secret entrance into a hidden room. Inside the room, he finds his sister Jesse applying a tattoo to a patron's back, similar to the tattoo in Al's hand. Danny tells Jesse he has come to rescue her; she says she is there by choice and refuses to leave. Danny kills Al and kidnaps his sister, carrying her to his car. The locals, all demons, chase Danny as he drives quickly away.