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Director's Cut (2024) [N/A]

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Release Date:
September 12, 2024

Original Title:
Director's Cut

Genres:
Horror | Music

Production Companies:
110 Crew Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
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Overview from TheMovieDB

A Long Island metal band meets a mysterious director on social media who offers to record their first music video for free. The band is desperate for fame. They take him up on his offer and drive to the woods of Pennsylvania, hoping to make a killer video. After a night of drinking with this gregarious, obsequious director, the band wakes up to find a different version of him on set. Egos and opinions clash, and the director unveils an uncompromising need for control. After a brief altercation, the band takes a break and thinks about returning home, but they decide they’ve come too far to turn back now and return to film, only to be trapped and tortured by a psychopath director and his killer friend. One by one, the director lures them into the performance space to torture them and make them star in his snuff music video.

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Director:
Don Capria

Producer:
Paul Travers
Anthony Argento

Writer:
Don Capria

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