Would You Rather

Iris, a young woman driven by desperation, decides to embark on a challenging journey to find life-saving treatment for her brother, Raleigh, who is suffering from leukemia. Her love for her brother fuels her resolve as she seeks any help available to save him.

Iris and her family meet with Dr. Barden, an oncologist, who introduces them to Shepard Lambrick, a wealthy philanthropist. They hope that his resources could provide a solution for Raleigh's dire condition, but an ominous path lies ahead.

Iris is invited to an extravagant dinner party hosted by Shepard Lambrick, where she must participate in a deadly game. The atmosphere is charged with tension as she meets other contestants, each harboring their own dark secrets.

The evening's competition features a diverse group of characters, including Julian, Lucas, Travis, Linda, and others, each confronting their own personal demons. This eclectic mix sets the stage for the brutal moral challenges ahead.

The game kicks off with the simple phrase, 'Would you rather...', leading to a sinister examination of each contestant's moral compass. The tension in the room escalates sharply as the first shocking challenge with an electric machine is introduced.

Conway's desperate attempt to flee the horrifying reality of the game results in his brutal execution by Bevans, Shepard's cold-hearted butler. This shocking turn of events sends shockwaves through the remaining players, heightening their fear.

Tensions escalate between Travis and Julian, culminating in a harrowing challenge where contestants must choose between harming one another or uniting against a common foe. Iris and Lucas opt for collaboration, but Peter's addiction leads to betrayal, resulting in Linda's tragic death.

As the game intensifies, Amy turns against Iris, showcasing the ruthlessness of the competition. Lucas intervenes just in time, saving Iris, while Cal's suppressed rage leads him to confront Travis, showing that alliances are fragile in this deadly scenario.

In a moment of chaos, Lucas creates a diversion, which allows several contestants to flee, leaving behind the harrowing atmosphere of the dinner party. Amidst the turmoil, Cal is killed by Bevans, further escalating the sense of dread among those left.

With the chaos continuing to unfold, Iris confronts Julian, putting an end to his reign of terror. This confrontation symbolizes a turning point in the game, where moral choices become increasingly complex.

Dr. Barden, feeling remorseful for his involvement in the deadly game, attempts to preserve what remains of Iris's humanity. However, he ultimately falls prey to the backward logic of the game when he meets an untimely end at the hands of Bevans.

In a surprising moment, Shepard expresses regret for the horrors inflicted upon the contestants, particularly concerning Julian's actions. Yet, this regret forces Iris back into the game, entangled in a cycle of violence that seems unending.

Iris and Lucas find themselves at a pivotal crossroads where they must make a decision that could either lead to their salvation or doom. The weight of sacrifice bears down on Iris as she grapples with her conscience and the consequences of her choices.

In a heartbreaking twist, Iris learns that her brother, Raleigh, has succumbed to his suffering, leaving her feeling hollow and defeated. This revelation shatters her hopes, making her sacrifices feel painfully futile.

With her triumph overshadowed by loss, Iris is left to confront the unbearable grief of losing her brother. This final emotional blow transforms her into a shadow of her former self, wrestling with the reality of futility in the face of her grim experiences.