Summary

Imagine the scene unfolding under the cloak of night, as two friends cruise down a sleepy residential street, the hum of their car filled with music and laughter. They're fresh from a party, their minds buzzing with the night's adventures. Little do they know, the real adventure is just beginning. Amanda, riding shotgun, suddenly turns down the tunes and dims the headlights. She's a teen with a secret, one she's desperate to keep from her parents. Tonight, she's broken curfew, and she can't risk getting caught. Her friend pulls up to Amanda's house, offering to wait until she's safely inside. But Amanda waves her off, not wanting to draw attention. She'll just slip in the back door, quiet as a mouse. Or so she thinks. As her friend's car disappears into the night, Amanda tiptoes to the back of the house. But oh, what's this? The door's locked. Undeterred, she creeps back to the front, only to find a note pinned to the door. Her parents' words glare at her: "Mandy: We told you not to break your curfew again! If the only way you'll learn is to spend the night locked out then so be it. Mom & Dad." Amanda's heart sinks. She tries the door, the spare key's hiding spot, but it's no use. She's truly locked out. Pulling out her phone, she finds it dead as a doornail. Her only choice? Walk back to the main road and hope for a payphone. But as she walks, the night grows eerie. She can't shake the feeling she's not alone. She spins around, eyes wide, fists clenched. "Stay back," she threatens, her voice echoing in the stillness. "I have mace!" But the night doesn't flinch. Just as she starts to relax, a figure approaches from behind. Amanda's spun around, her eyes wide with shock. And then... darkness. When Amanda comes to, she's in a world far from her quiet neighborhood. She's in a barn, stripped down to her underwear, lying on a pile of hay. Beside her is another girl, Jaime, also in her underwear, her body streaked with mud, her eyes wide and dazed. Jaime's been waiting for Amanda to wake up, to share the horrible truth. They've been taken by a lunatic, a man who threatens them but can't seem to follow through. He's a ticking time bomb, and they're right in the blast zone. As the girls huddle together, sharing whispered fears, they realize they're not so different. Both are 19, both live in the same neighborhood, both were snatched in the dead of night. But before they can piece together more of the puzzle, they hear a noise. Their captor is back. He's a young man, clean cut, handsome even. But there's something off about him. His eyes dart around the barn like a trapped animal. Amanda stares him down, demands he let them go. But he just laughs, a chilling sound that echoes through the barn. He grabs Jaime, drags her to the center of the barn, and starts boasting about the horrible things he's done to her, the things he's going to do to both of them now that Amanda's awake. But just as quickly as he appeared, he's gone again, storming out of the barn at the sound of something outside. Jaime staggers back to Amanda, her body shaking with fear. What will become of these two teens, trapped in a nightmare they never saw coming? Will they find a way to outsmart their captor, or will they become just another chilling tale of breaking curfew gone wrong? In this gripping performance, Adriana Chechik and Sadie Pop embody the terrified teens, their natural beauty and raw emotion drawing you in to the unsettling drama. Seth Gamble delivers a chilling portrayal of their unhinged captor, his handsome exterior bellying the monster within. With every twist and turn, this rough and tumble thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat, begging for more. But be warned, this isn't your average teen drama. This is a hardcore journey into the dark side of desire, where 'rough' is an understatement. From heart-pounding suspense to explicit scenes that leave nothing to the imagination, this is one performance you won't soon forget. So, buckle up and get ready for a wild ride. The question is, can you handle the truth about what happens when you break curfew?