The Hitch-Hiker

The tranquil setting of a fishing trip for Roy and Gilbert takes a chilling detour as they unknowingly pick up a dangerous hitchhiker. This sociopath, on the run from authorities due to his murderous past, makes it clear that their lives are only spared until he finds his next target. Amidst mounting tension and paranoia, Roy and Gilbert desperately plan their escape, but the hitchhiker's striking feature - an unblinking eye even when asleep - complicates matters, making it almost impossible to discern when they can make a run for it. The film delves into themes of survival, manipulation, and the thin line between trust and fear in unexpected circumstances.