The Only Ones

Set against the backdrop of a secluded house, The Only Ones follows six friends who embark on a weekend getaway that quickly spirals into chaos. As paranoia and death unfold, the survivors grapple with trust issues among themselves, leading to a rising body count. The film's runtime is 77 minutes, packed with tension and unpredictability.

With its focus on character development and suspense, The Only Ones appeals to fans of indie horror and slasher films. The tagline, "When you have friends, who needs enemies?" encapsulates the film's themes of betrayal and survival. Collectors interested in contemporary horror will find this title noteworthy for its fresh take on familiar tropes, showcasing the potential of modern indie filmmakers like Jordan Miller.