Gore, Quebec

The film follows two acquaintances who are set up for a weekend getaway in a Quebec cottage. What begins as a fun trip quickly devolves into a nightmare when they realize that their friends are already dead and a serial killer is on the loose. The story raises questions about loyalty and survival as the couple must decide whether to protect each other or flee alone.

Running at 79 minutes, Gore, Quebec utilizes a unique narrative style that shifts from found-footage to a more traditional cinematic approach, enhancing the horror elements. The film features performances by Myrthin Stagg and Blake Mawson, adding depth to the characters’ struggle against the lurking danger in the woods. This film appeals to those who appreciate horror narratives with psychological tension and survival themes.