Safer at Home(2021)

Name: Safer at Home
Director: Will Wernick
Genre: Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Released: Feb 26, 2021
Cast: Jocelyn Hudon, Alisa Allapach, Dan J. Johnson, Adwin Brown, Daniel Robaire

Vertical Entertainment

R
1h 22m

Release Date: Feb 26, 2021 | Limited

Two years into the pandemic, a group of friends throw a wild online party. After taking ecstasy, things go terribly wrong and the safety of their homes becomes more terrifying than the raging chaos outside.

Releases

Original Release | Feb 26, 2021

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Box Office Results

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$35,433
Total US & Canada:
$95,643
Total International
$4,680
Total Worldwide:
$100,323

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Director & Top Cast

Will Wernick
Director

Jocelyn Hudon
Actor

Alisa Allapach
Actor

Dan J. Johnson
Evan

Adwin Brown
Ben

Daniel Robaire
Liam

Emma Lahana

Mia

Michael Kupisk

Oliver

Mark Irvingsen

The neighbor

Brandon Morales

Officer Hernandez

Roger Leopardi

Antonio

Katie L. Hall

Reporter

Gallery

Other Details

Country of Origin: United States

Language: English

Summaries

Plot Summary

Set in the fall of 2022, after the second and third strains of COVID-19 have extended the COVID-19 pandemic death toll to over 31 million in the United States, mass chaos in Los Angeles has turned the city into a police state. Three sets of couples - Ben and Liam in New York City, Evan and Jen in West Hollywood, and Oliver and Mia in Los Angeles' Venice neighborhood - are joined by friend Harper in Austin, Texas on a four way online birthday party for Evan via Zoom. The group agrees to take a designer drug that Oliver has had delivered to each home. After taking the pill, during a brief verbal argument, Jen falls backward, hits her head and appears to be dead.As the drugs take a firm hold on the friends, their decision making skills are severely hampered. Fearing that the authorities will think Evan killed her (they themselves are unsure, as none were paying attention to their screens when Jen tripped), the friends help Evan run when a neighbor calls the police. As Oliver drives cross town to Evan, Harper shares that Jen had secretly told her she was pregnant, and planned to tell Evan after the party. Evan reaches his own car and heads for Oliver's, and the group is stunned to see how the pandemic has caused the conditions to deteriorate on the streets of Los Angeles, including military roadblocks.With Evan having broken the strict curfew, the police escalate a search for him. When the police search Oliver's house, Evan leaves in Oliver's car. Mia convinces Oliver that she should contact her abusive ex-boyfriend, who is a top criminal lawyer. He advises Evan to drive to the Hollywood police station and wait for Danny to arrive, and to say nothing until he gets there. However, he is pulled over by the police before he arrives. Unable to think clearly, and ignoring the advice of Danny and all his friends, Evan disobeys the police orders and gets out of the car, raising his hands with his Zoom enabled phone, leading to Evan being shot.As Evan lays dying on the street, the feed from Evan and Jen's house shows her regain consciousness and sit up. She and Evan speak of the baby and their love for each other. Evan dies, witnessed by all the friends. Jen screams in agony, as the news radio show in Oliver's car relays that Evan's death is dwarfed by the 2 million Covid deaths that day, bringing the death toll to 253 million, with the United Kingdom becoming the seventh major superpower to cease to exist as a coherent nation.(copied from Wikipedia)

Storyline

Two years into the pandemic, a group of friends throw an online party with a night of games, drinking and drugs. After taking an ecstasy pill, things go terribly wrong and the safety of their home becomes more terrifying than the raging chaos outside. — Vertical Entertainment