Kill Game (2017)

In the beguiling town of Grace Arbor, where truth is forever shrouded in mystery, a group of charismatic high school students find amusement in a dangerous pastime - orchestrating wicked pranks on their unsuspecting peers and teachers. These students are the epitome of popularity and charm, seemingly destined for success. Yet, beneath their glittering façade lies a core of callousness and superficiality, the bitter fruit of unchecked privilege. One fateful night, their harmless mischief spirals into an unthinkable tragedy, claiming the life of a teenager. Terrified, they masquerade the horrifying incident as a mere drowning mishap. However, the echoes of their past refuse to fade away. Five years later, their perfect lives are thrown into a terrifying whirlwind when Jimmy Edwards, one of their own, falls prey to a gruesome serial killer donning a chilling Marilyn Monroe mask. Soon, the once invincible pranksters find themselves stalked by a shadowy figure, hunted down one by one in horrifying reenactments of their past pranks. The town of Grace Arbor shivers in fear as the question hangs heavy in the air - Is it a vengeful spirit seeking justice? Or is it Liam, the twin brother of the deceased boy, who has returned to Grace Arbor with a thirst for answers? As the body count rises, one thing becomes painfully clear - the laughter has turned into screams. The hunters are now the hunted, and their cruel jokes have returned to haunt them. The past has clawed its way back into their lives, turning their world into a terrifying game of survival. No one is laughing now in Grace Arbor, only the grim echoes of their past sins reverberate through the chilling silence.

Kill Game is a horror movie featuring Pierson Fodé and directed by Robert Mearns.

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