Survive the night. Seiger R.

Charlie practically does not know the person who is sitting now at the wheel, Josh Bakster. They met in a campus, everyone was looking for a fellow traveler for a long road home, in Ohio, both had good reasons to leave. Charlie has a feeling of guilt and grief because of the murder of a best friend who became the third victim of a man known as a campus killer. For Josh-at least according to him-the need to help the sick father.

But on the way, Charlie more and more notes that there is something suspicious in Josh, from strange gaps in the story of his father, to the request not to the request To look inside the trunk... On the dark, winding highway, Charlie is more and more suspects that he shares the car with the killer from the campus. Josh is really dangerous? Or Charlie’s distrust is just the fruit of her imagination fed by the films?

One thing can be said for sure - Charlie has nowhere to run and there is no way to call for help. The only way to win is to survive the night.