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When the young punk band The Rasperries hits the road for a low-budget tour across Sweden, they’re expecting cheap beer, bad venues, and the usual grind. But when they cross paths with Ava, a magnetic and unsettling goth girl promising an unforgettable after-party, their journey takes a sinister turn. As the night deepens and the boundaries between friendship and obsession blur, the bandmates realize they’ve been drawn into a chilling game of psychological manipulation. Beneath Ava’s alluring exterior lies a dark agenda that threatens to tear them apart—and make them question their own sanity. A slow-burning, atmospheric horror that creeps under your skin like a cold Swedish night.
User Reviews
DarkMelodies – 8/10
“I loved how this movie built tension without relying on jump scares. The creeping dread when they're on the road really got to me. Ava is such a fascinating antagonist—you never know what she'll do next.”
PunkRockPsycho – 7/10
“As a fan of both punk and horror, this was a cool mix, though the pacing dragged a bit in the middle. The atmosphere was spot-on, and the ending left me thinking for days. Solid indie horror.”
ScandinavianScare – 8/10
“The rugged Swedish setting really added to the isolation and unease. I appreciated that it focused on psychological horror rather than gore. For me, the highlight was the nuanced performance of the goth girl—she was both charming and terrifying.”
HorrorJunkie99 – 6/10
“I found it a bit slow at first, but once the tension ramped up, it paid off. However, I wish they had explored the band's dynamics more. Still, it's a decent watch for fans of slow-burn horror.”
