Ryan Wotherspoon

Five people and their relation to murder, as perpetrators, as victims, as conspirators.

When Chris and Aurora Benton travel north to visit their father and step-mother, they expect a normal weekend of boredom and small talk. What the siblings don't know is that a creature has been wreaking havoc on the local wildlife and farm animals, creating a volatile situation for all parties involved. When their parents do not come home after their first night in the cabin, Chris and Aurora's minds begin to break down and tension builds. As the night draws nearer and unseen responsibilities mount, hope becomes harder and harder to come by...if only they can hold out until the dawn. Shot in the style of an observational documentary, slowly morphs into a gritty, stylized suspense picture.

Comme tous les enfants américains, et bientôt les autres, Jamie veut un Turbo Man pour Noël. Seulement son papa, homme d'affaires stressé, a oublié sa promesse. Il s'en souvient quelques heures avant la remise fatidique des cadeaux et part à la chasse au Turbo Man, qui n'est plus disponible dans aucun magasin. Une course contre le temps et d'autres acquéreurs du jouet s'engage.

Matthew Fogg is brilliant—but he is also a highly rehearsed sociopath who will do anything to satisfy his need to feel something, anything, even if it's through the pain of his victims. In his world, there is only what he wants—no one else matters. Dr. Maggie O’Shea is an ambitious neuroscientist developing a cure for sociopathic behavior—a cure designed to give sociopaths emotions, feelings, and most importantly, empathy. Fogg becomes obsessed with Maggie and volunteers to be part of her research project. When she uncovers Fogg’s darkest secret, she risks becoming his next victim. She has to cross the line to bring him to justice.