A quiet night at home turns into a trap that never lets up in Death Game, a 2024 thriller that keeps almost its entire runtime inside one house.
What is Death Game about?
A businessman thinks he's settling in for an ordinary evening when two women he's just met talk their way into his home. What starts as flirtation curdles fast: the pair take control of the house room by room, cutting off any easy way out and turning simple requests into tests he can't win. Over the course of one long night, the film strips the setting down to just the three of them, using the house's hallways, locked doors and shifting power dynamics to keep the tension climbing rather than relying on a wider cast of characters or locations. It plays out less like a home-invasion thriller in the traditional sense and more like a psychological standoff where charm, control and fear keep trading places.
Cast & crew
K-Time's listing for Death Game does not currently carry full cast and director credits. The film centers on three performers: the businessman targeted over the course of the night, and the two women whose shifting dynamic with him and each other drives the story from scene to scene.
Context & significance
Death Game is a 2024 thriller with a lean 91-minute runtime, built around a confined setting and a small cast rather than a sprawling plot. Films in this single-location mold tend to lean on tension and performance over action set pieces, and Death Game keeps that focus tight throughout.
Where & how to watch
Death Game is available to watch on K-Time with a free account login, and it includes a Persian dub for viewers who prefer to follow the film in Farsi rather than reading subtitles. Reading this page — the synopsis, context notes and the FAQs below — is free and doesn't require signing in; only pressing play does.