Villain

The story introduces us to Mickey, played by Bill Skarsgard, and his partner Jules, played by Maika Monroe. They are deeply involved in a perilous criminal underworld, setting the tone for the chaos that ensues.

Mickey and Jules embark on a high-stakes heist at a gas station. The plan quickly derails when Mickey accidentally knocks the cashier unconscious, causing a silence that hinders their escape.

As they try to flee to Florida, their car runs out of gas, an ironic twist given their desperate situation. Stranded, they are forced to abandon their vehicle and seek alternative means of transport.

Mickey and Jules enter an unsuspecting neighborhood, attempting to break into a house for refuge. However, they discover the door is secured with a deadbolt, creating an obstacle they must overcome.

Determined to gain entry, Jules produces a crowbar, and together with Mickey, they force their way into the home. Once inside, they indulge in cocaine to cope with the mounting stress of their predicament.

While scavenging for supplies, Mickey and Jules stumble upon a horrifying scene—a young girl named 'Sweetiepie' chained to the basement floor. This discovery ignites a conflict between their criminal instincts and their humanity.

Feeling compassion for Sweetiepie, Jules acts quickly, but Mickey urges caution. Together they manage to free her, only to encounter the homeowners unexpectedly, who initially appear friendly.

A tense standoff develops as Mickey pulls a gun, leading George, one of the homeowners, to propose a deal. He offers them a way out if they leave without alerting the authorities, showcasing the perilous nature of their situation.

In a dramatic turn of events, Mickey finds himself tied to a bed, and Gloria, another homeowner, exhibits a disturbing interest in him. Meanwhile, Jules, trapped in the basement, attempts to connect with Sweetiepie.

After two days of tension, Mickey and Jules plot their escape. Mickey ingeniously uses Jules' tongue stud as a lock-picking device, leading to a temporary freedom for Jules before complications arise.

A dark dinner party escalates as George reveals his intention to dispose of Mickey and Jules, framing their deaths as tragic. The situation becomes increasingly dire with every moment.

Just as George's sinister plan is about to unfold, a police officer knocks on the door, raising alarms over the abandoned car linked to the robbery. George's attempts to defuse the situation reveal his growing panic.

In a moment of empowerment, Jules stimulates her fighting spirit, rekindling hope amidst chaos. She finds remnants of cocaine, giving them a potential edge against their captors.

In a shocking twist, Sweetiepie flips the narrative as she defends herself and Jules against George and Gloria. This moment represents a reclaiming of power amid the turmoil.

Following the chaotic events, Jules finds herself emotionally charged but ultimately triumphant. With Sweetiepie by her side, they embrace a new chapter, symbolizing healing and hope with a serene day at the beach.