Look, if you HAVE to denote in the end titles which one is "the killer," that probably should be a red flag.
Set during an indoor music concert, featuring DJ Dreamcatcher (seen on poster), who's kinda a #Deadmaus wannabe. Pierce (Niki Koss) is hanging out w/ BFF Jake (Zachary Gordon) would like out of the friend zone, watching a #horrorfilm. When sister Ivy (Elizabeth Posey) & BF Breken show up, they surprise our #movie watchers w/ tix to a sold out music festival, Cataclysm. So, they all trek out. Pierce rubs it in her ex Hunter's Blaine KernIII, who then turns around & calls in favors to attend too, bringing his new girl Raye Olivia Sui.
Things go very bad when Pierce is invited backstage w/ the DJ & manages to overdose & die. Josephine, the agent, forces everyone to cover up the death, requiring them all to come back on day 2 to get paid off (they are not getting paid off).
Raye, who claims to be a lawyer, is the 1st to go. Then we're in familiar slasher film territory, until Act 3, where the film cheats. I won't spoil it, but it's egregious. Not only is someone not dead, but there's now some sort of demonic possession! This is the last 10 minutes! & yes, I skipped over the outing of 1 character as gay all of a sudden because so does the writer/director Jacob Johnston.
I put it on my list to see because of Posey, who is good in "Heels." Go watch that. There's 95% less quoting of Hamlet in that show than there is here. Before you ask, no, Hamlet is not relevant to the plot at all.
Set during an indoor music concert, featuring DJ Dreamcatcher (seen on poster), who's kinda a #Deadmaus wannabe. Pierce (Niki Koss) is hanging out w/ BFF Jake (Zachary Gordon) would like out of the friend zone, watching a #horrorfilm. When sister Ivy (Elizabeth Posey) & BF Breken show up, they surprise our #movie watchers w/ tix to a sold out music festival, Cataclysm. So, they all trek out. Pierce rubs it in her ex Hunter's Blaine KernIII, who then turns around & calls in favors to attend too, bringing his new girl Raye Olivia Sui.
Things go very bad when Pierce is invited backstage w/ the DJ & manages to overdose & die. Josephine, the agent, forces everyone to cover up the death, requiring them all to come back on day 2 to get paid off (they are not getting paid off).
Raye, who claims to be a lawyer, is the 1st to go. Then we're in familiar slasher film territory, until Act 3, where the film cheats. I won't spoil it, but it's egregious. Not only is someone not dead, but there's now some sort of demonic possession! This is the last 10 minutes! & yes, I skipped over the outing of 1 character as gay all of a sudden because so does the writer/director Jacob Johnston.
I put it on my list to see because of Posey, who is good in "Heels." Go watch that. There's 95% less quoting of Hamlet in that show than there is here. Before you ask, no, Hamlet is not relevant to the plot at all.