Twelve-year-old Cole is a classic underdog, struggling with bullies and a crush on his dreamy next-door neighbor. His world is turned upside down when his charismatic and impossibly cool babysitter, Bee, shows up for a routine night of pizza and games. But what starts as a typical evening quickly spirals into a nightmare when Cole discovers Bee and her crew of dangerously attractive friends are part of a murderous Satanic cult. Now, armed only with his wits and a growing sense of survival, Cole must fight his way through a night of bloody, over-the-top chaos to make it to morning. Directed by McG, this gleefully violent horror-comedy blends the teen angst of classic John Hughes films with the gory spectacle of modern horror. Judah Lewis leads the charge as Cole, with a scene-stealing performance from Samara Weaving as the terrifyingly magnetic Bee, alongside Robbie Amell, Bella Thorne, and Andrew Bachelor. It's a wild, irreverent, and surprisingly heartfelt ride about facing your fears and discovering that sometimes the scariest things are closer than you think.