Curve Page #2

Synopsis: Mallory Rutledge is driving her fiancé's truck to Denver to meet him and get married. While driving in the lonely road, she talks to her sister Ella and decides to take a detour to visit the Grand Canyon. Out of the blue, the truck stops and Mallory can get no service in her cell phone. However the gentle drifter Christian Laughton offers to fix the car and Mallory accepts. Then she offers a ride to him and when she is driving, he says pornography to her. She asks him to leave but he shows a knife and tells her to go to a derelict motel. Mallory sees that the psychopath Christian is not wearing the seat bell and decides to throw the truck off the road in a curve. But the leg of Mallory is trapped in the overturned car and Christian leaves her without any help, in the beginning of Mallory's worst nightmare. Will she escape from the vehicle and from the psychopath?
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Iain Softley
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.4
R
Year:
2015
81 min
425 Views


Is it far?

Not by car, no.

Why do you ask?

Just wondering.

Thinking I could use a break.

Maybe grab a bite to eat.

You don't need

to be on your way?

Not yet.

It's interesting, isn't it?

All this.

You driving through here on this

particular day at that particular time.

Breaking down

right where you did.

It's incredible, really,

when you think about it.

All the things that have to occur in

sequence, all for two strangers to meet.

You know, you make

one different decision,

you take

a different fork in the road,

and then two people

just pass each other by.

But yet, here we are.

Is it all chance?

Simple serendipity?

Or is it something more?

Fate? Destiny?

Don't worry.

I'm not flirting with you. Honestly.

I don't think you could deep

throat my huge cock anyway.

I'm kidding.

It's not that big.

I think you could do it.

With that mouth,

I might even enjoy it.

That's not funny.

I think you should get out.

What? Did I say something wrong?

Did I spoil the mood?

Please, I'm asking nicely.

Get out.

No, no, no, no, no.

We're gonna go on a nice little drive.

I can drive the rest

of the way on my own,

but believe me when I tell you,

it'd be a lot less

fun for both of us.

The door, please.

Why are you doing this?

Doing what?

I didn't force you to stop.

You pulled over and invited me in.

And even then,

even after you'd done your good deed

and taken me as far as you could,

you still wouldn't let me out.

Maybe that's some subconscious

attempt to sabotage a marriage

you don't really want,

or maybe it's fate.

Either way,

it doesn't seem right for you to blame me.

Gas pedal's

the one on the right.

Where are you taking me?

I told you.

A little motel down the road.

Don't worry, there won't be

anyone there to disturb us.

It's been abandoned for years.

Suit yourself.

We'll be there before sundown.

God, that's annoying.

No! No!

Sh*t!

Sh*t!

Sh*t.

That was new.

I do believe I may ache

a little come the morning.

Awful lot of blood

you got there.

I guess you missed

your femoral artery,

because, frankly,

you'd be dead by now.

I don't think you realize

how much trouble you're in.

Nice knowing you, Mallory.

You're on your own now.

No, no, no.

Please, please. Please.

Please, please, don't.

Where's my phone?

Help!

Help!

Help!

Help!

Please, somebody!

Help!

Help!

Help, I'm down here!

Help!

Somebody help!

Help!

Somebody, please!

Help!

Help!

Help!

I'm down here!

Sh*t!

Don't you want to know

where I've been?

Found a cabin a few miles downriver.

A family place.

No one home,

unfortunately, and no phone.

But by the looks of it,

someone will be back soon.

In the meantime...

How have you been?

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