Seventeen-year-old Lindsay is sent to a remote Maine reform farm where a party on a mysterious island unleashes disappearances, cults, and folk horror survival.
Seventeen-year-old Lindsay is sent to a remote Maine reform farm where a party on a mysterious island unleashes disappearances, cults, and folk horror survival.
Midsommar meets Fear Street in this modern, sea-soaked folk horror debut about fighting to survive, and fighting to be yourself. Seventeen-year-old Lindsay Weinberg has just gotten kicked out of another prep school, and has consequently found herself shipped to her Uncle Levi's farm in the cold, isolated town of Marbury, Maine. When Lindsay arrives at a big, old farmhouse miles from civilization, she is greeted by her uncle’s new wife, a goy with a little too much Jesus decor for Lindsay’s taste...
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Verbal references to sexual activity; brief portrayals shown without nudity or detail.
Blood, gore, dismemberment, animal death, and child death depicted amid cult violence.
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Alcohol and drug use at parties leads to blackouts, hangovers, and memory loss.
Themes of identity and sexuality with positive commentary; mentions of anti-gay and anti-trans sentiment.
Mentions of Jesus decor and pagan cult rituals on the island.
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Central pagan cult rituals, island mysteries, and sacrificial elements drive the horror.
Explores Jewish identity, alienation, parental neglect, and self-acceptance.
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Parental neglect, confinement, animal death, child death, and cult violence depicted.
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