A movie with a message - Red Pill actress, writer and director, Tonya Pinkins, is a triple threat in this metaphorical murder thriller. Pinkins plays as Cass, a black American woman worried for her safety on the eve of another election.

“I feel like as black woman in America, we live in a very different world. We hear a lot in the news about black men being murdered by police and violence against black men, but that violence is equal against black women… I wanted to tell a story with the black female gaze on white America.” - Tonya Pinkins

Cass and her five friends travel together to canvas the newly blue state of Virginia. She is immediately put off by the strange vibes of the town they are staying in, with weird women standing on the streets wearing all black with an odd red symbol on their shirts. As this unusual situation begins to unfold, it is quite clear there is something not right.

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Other cast members include Ruben Blades and Luba Mason, who play two of the traveling companions, a married couple named Rocky and Emelia, who are looking to have a surrogate child. Cass’s partner Bobby (Adesola Osakalumi) and her roommate Lily (Kathryn Erbe) are also with them, along with their friend Nick, played by Jake O’Flaherty.

The story unfolds to reveal a secret cultist organization looming in their quiet, countryside vacation town. While America undergoes the fight against politics and racism these six friends begin their survival against an even bigger evil.

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