Make-Out with Violence

This film follows twin brothers Patrick and Carol Darling as they navigate the complexities of adolescent love and grief. After discovering their friend Wendy's animated corpse, they transport her to an empty house, hoping to revive her. As they face the challenges of maintaining normalcy, the story explores themes of unrequited love and the struggles of dealing with loss in a surreal setting.

With a runtime of 105 minutes, Make-Out with Violence combines elements of horror and romance in a high school backdrop. The film's tagline, "Dead is the present tense," hints at its darkly comedic approach to the concept of love that transcends death. The narrative weaves through various keywords such as high school, graduation, and the undead, making it a distinctive entry in the genre.