Dead Hooker in a Trunk

In the neon‑slick streets of Vancouver, a night that begins as a simple errand quickly spirals into something far beyond the ordinary. Four close‑knit friends set out together, hoping for a quick score and a carefree ride, only to find the city’s hidden darkness glaring back at them from the back of their own car. The unexpected discovery of a dead woman concealed in the trunk shatters their routine and thrusts the group into a frantic scramble for safety, turning a routine drive into a pulse‑pounding test of endurance.

Badass leads the pack with raw, unapologetic confidence, her rebellious edge balanced by the meticulous mind of Geek, whose logical approach often keeps the group grounded. Junkie brings a volatile mix of reckless energy and vulnerable honesty, while Goody Two‑Shoes offers a steadier, almost wholesome counterpoint that hints at a deeper loyalty beneath a carefree exterior. Their distinct personalities clash and complement each other, creating a volatile chemistry that fuels both tension and darkly comic moments as they navigate the night’s unfolding chaos.

The discovery acts as a catalyst, exposing the friends to an undercurrent of relentless threats that lurk in the city’s shadows. As the night deepens, the urban landscape takes on an almost nightmarish quality, its familiar streets morphing into a maze of uncertainty where every turn could hide a new peril. The film’s tone walks a razor‑thin line between visceral horror and twisted humor, drawing viewers into a world where survival feels both inevitable and absurd.

Amid the looming danger, the quartet must confront not only external forces but also the fissures within their own friendships. Trust is tested, loyalties are strained, and the line between bravado and vulnerability blurs. The atmosphere is thick with a gritty, adrenaline‑charged energy that promises a relentless ride—one that asks whether their bond is strong enough to withstand the night’s unforgiving grip.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:39