Director: Michael Leavy
A hotel getaway meant for rest turns into a survival test when four masked strangers decide the weekend is theirs to control.
What is Stream about?
The Keenan family checks into a remote hotel for what should be an uneventful weekend away, only to find the building sealed off from the outside world. Four disguised killers have taken over the property, treating every guest as a target in a twisted competition to see who can devise the most inventive way to end a life. As staff and vacationers alike are picked off one by one, the family has to figure out the killers' game before they become its next entry. Isolation, mounting body counts, and a hotel that feels less like a refuge and more like a trap all build toward a night none of the survivors could have planned for.
Cast & crew
Genre veterans Jeffrey Combs, Dee Wallace, and Tony Todd bring decades of horror-movie credibility to the ensemble, while Danielle Harris and Charles Edwin Powell anchor the film's family drama amid the chaos. Wesley Holloway, Sydney Malakeh, and Tim Reid round out the cast under director Michael Leavy.
Context & significance
An American production released in 2024, the film sits squarely in the slasher tradition, with a hotel-under-siege setup that recalls classic body-count horror while giving its killers distinct, competitive personalities. It carries a 5.3 rating on IMDb and runs just over two hours, longer than most entries in the genre, giving the cat-and-mouse standoff between the family and their captors room to escalate scene by scene rather than rushing to a quick resolution.
Where & how to watch
The film is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and subtitles, letting Farsi-speaking horror fans follow the Keenan family's ordeal without missing a beat. A free K-Time account login is required to watch; the title's page itself can be browsed without signing in first.