Four Boxes (2009)

In the heart of suburban America, Trevor Grainger, Amber Croft, and Rob Rankus lead seemingly average lives while running their online auction business, Go Time Liquidators. Their personalities are as diverse as their interests - Trevor's fascination with Stephen King, Amber's dreams of becoming a singer-songwriter, and Rob's obsession with the Chili Peppers. The twisted love triangle adds a spark, with Amber transitioning from a past relationship with Trevor to an impending marriage with Rob. Their mundane routine involves scouring obituaries for potential auction items, which leads them to the dilapidated dwelling of the deceased Bill Zill. Their curiosity piques further when they stumble upon fourboxes.tv, a surveillance-cam website that offers a gritty, digital glimpse into the chaotic life of a stranger they dub Havoc. Unaware of his life being broadcasted, Havoc lives in an eerie apartment, sleeps in a bat-cage, constructs bombs in a basement dungeon, and projects the aura of a man plotting large-scale destruction. As the trio finds themselves ensnared in the unsettling world of Havoc, they grapple with a moral dilemma. Should they intervene, tracking down Havoc to prevent a potential catastrophe? Or should they remain passive onlookers, justifying their inaction with Rob's casual remark, "That's what the internet's for." Unaware of how deeply they're already entwined, they naively believe that Havoc's grimy, chaotic world can't penetrate their safe, pristine suburban bubble.

Four Boxes is a horror movie featuring Justin Kirk and directed by Wyatt McDill.

Four Boxes is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Freevee and The Roku Channel and it's also available on Amazon Prime Video.

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