Solstice Page #2

Synopsis: Six months after the suicide of her twin sister Sofie, Megan still grieves her death and misses her beloved sister. In the Saint John's Eve, Megan travels with her friends Christian, Zoe, Mark and Alicia to her family's house in Nowell Lake, Louisiana, to celebrate the summer solstice. While shopping supplies in a local store, Megan befriends the seller Nick and buys a magazine with an article about communication with the dead in the summer solstice, the time of year when there is the greatest length of daylight. While in her house, Megan is haunted by a spirit that she believes is Sofie trying to communicate with her. In her investigation, she suspects of the weird hick Leonard and while snooping in his house, she finds the picture of the missing girl Malin and unravels a dark secret about the suicide of her sister.
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery
Director(s): Daniel Myrick
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.4
PG-13
Year:
2008
91 min
94 Views


- Carla!

- Okay, you guys are officially Cory Feldman geeks.

- Oh, okay.

Sorry. I don't sit around and watch

I love the '80s all day.

Uh-uh. Double up.

It's house rules.

This is wine.

Mark's drinking beer.

Drink.

- Drink up, babe.

- [Gasps]

- Goddamn it, Mark.

- Sh*t. I'm sorry. I didn't mean-

Sorry doesn't get wine

out of my shirt.

Chill out, Lish.

It's just a shirt.

It's not like I meant

to spill it on you.

It was a Christmas gift from Sophie.

I'm gonna go to bed.

I'd better go run

some damage control.

See you guys tomorrow.

Yeah. It's been a long day.

- Guys, good night.

- Night, Zoe.

[Megan]

See you tomorrow.

Are you going anywhere?

For school, I mean.

After you finish your makeups.

I haven't really thought about it.

Um, I'm gonna go to bed.

Okay.

You know, Megan...

if you ever want

to talk about anything-

You know.

Thanks, Christian.

Good night.

Good night.

[Door Opens]

## [Hip-Hop]

- [Zoe] Hey!

- Hey.

There you are.

- Hey.

- M.T.

- Nice party, guys.

- Where's your sister?

[No Audible Dialogue]

[Laughing]

Anderson. Come on, get your girl.

Meet us in the kitchen.

-Rum runners.

-[Zoe] Don't tell me they're getting back together.

I don't know.

I don't think she knows

what she wants anymore.

Dude, he has the hots for you.

[Laughing, Chattering]

[Mark]

As far as I'm concerned-

As far as I'm concerned,

no matter where we go-

- All you guys- You'll always be right here.

- Oh.

- Wow.

- That's sweet.

- And sweetheart?

- Mm-hmm?

- You'll always be right here.

- Ew!

- You're such a jerk.

- I'm kidding.

Ow! Ow.

[Gasping]

Ow!

[Gasps]

[Clock Ticking]

[Rustling]

[Thump]

Sophie?

[Screams]

[Panting]

[Clock Ticking]

[Faint Beeping]

[Beeping Grows Louder]

[Beeping Grows Louder]

[Beeping Continues]

[Beeping Continues]

[Beeping Continues]

Hello?

Hello?

[Beeping Continues]

[Beeping Continues]

[Keys Rattling]

[Beeping Stops]

[Gasps]

[Man On Radio, Indistinct]

## [Woman Singing On Radio]

Who's there?

## [Singing Continues]

## [Continues]

[Gasps]

[Radio:
Stations Flipping]

[Man On Radio]

Business is off-

[Radio Stops]

What are you doing up?

The car- The lights were on.

Someone must have went out

and get something.

Well, they're off now.

That's 'cause

I turned 'em off-

Twice.

They came back on by themselves.

It must just be

a short or something.

I'll check it out in the morning.

This was on the front seat.

It was Sophie's.

I packed it away..

[Sobs]

earlier today.

[Sniffles]

Everyone keeps asking me

why she did it.

Like- Like I should have

seen it coming. Like-

- Like it's my fault she's gone.

- Megan.

That is crazy.

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Daniel Myrick

Daniel Myrick (born September 3, 1963) is an American film director most famous for horror films, especially for co-directing and writing the 1999 psychological horror The Blair Witch Project with Eduardo Sánchez, for which they won the Independent Spirit John Cassavetes Award. more…

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