Drug addict Kait flees to a house in the woods to self-rehabilitate, where her sister Olivia joins to document the process, but the house's layout begins to change, trapping them inside an inescapable puzzle box of a house.
A young woman faces her darkest fears with seven other unwilling participants in a deadly game — a game that can only have one winner.
Jackie Chan stars as a hardened special forces agent who fights to protect a young woman from a sinister criminal gang. At the same time, he feels a special connection to the young woman, like they met in a different life.
It was supposed to be so simple. You do a job, you make the meet, you get paid. As an experienced flipper, Jimmy “Skinny” Skinford knows the protocol all too well. Having said that, being kidnapped and forced to dig your own grave will spanner the nicest of deals in the sharpest of ways. But his fortune turns when a push of his dead mans shovel unearths the opportunity of a life time; a woman, buried but still breathing, who just can’t seem to die. Her mysterious gift extends to others through touch and in her company Skinny launches head first into a scheme of unparalleled mayhem. Coming face to face with the most depraved deviates of the criminal underworld, Skinny will have to pay his dues in order to make the meet, get his payload and have his chance at immortality. But this gift horse comes with plans of her own, and dark consequences that threaten to sever Skinny’s world piece by piece.
Kaitlyn Boyé is an award-winning actress based in Sydney. On screen, she played Abbi Simmons on Network 7's Home and Away, Anna in Skinford by Nik Kacevski, the voice role of Charlotte in the final season of A Place To Call Home, and Alice in Tony D'Aquino's slasher The Furies. Kaitlyn also trains regularly in fight combat and stunt coordination which led her to travel to Finland to play the physically demanding villain role of Fugu in the popular Finnish superhero film RENDEL II. Kaitlyn is also a passionate filmmaker, having graduated from AFTRS, specialising in cinematography. Her recent film Therapy: The Musical, won her the award of Best Director at Lights! Canberra! Action! 2020 and screened at a number of festivals including the Sydney Women’s International, the Melbourne Women in Film, and the Canberra Short Film Festival. Kaitlyn is excited to be beginning the festival circuit for her latest short film Straight On 'Til Mourning, a psychological thriller shot in Canberra during the pandemic. Most recently, Kaitlyn portrayed the lead role in Jack Dignan's upcoming horror film Puzzle Box which has just begun the festival circuit.
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