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The Myth of the American Sleepover(2010)
The Myth of the American Sleepover(2010)
Gently observed, poignantly bittersweet indie coming-of-age drama.
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Year
2014
Duration
98 minutes
Genres
Horror
Language
English
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Synopsis
19-year-old Jay is a Michigan college student who has recently entered a relationship with a boy named Hugh. After they sleep together for the first time, Hugh reveals to Jay that through the act he’s transmitted a deadly curse which he previously possessed. Embodied in an apparition that relentlessly stalks the victim, the curse appears in many forms in order to take the target unawares. Despite being the only person able to see this looming spirit, Jay’s friends rally around her supportively and attempt to rid her of this ever-present nightmare. Inspired by horror movies of the 1980s, It Follows is a critically-acclaimed horror which relies on suspense over shocks, featuring an offbeat synth soundtrack.
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Strong threat, sexualised nudity, violence, gory images, strong language.
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