Death Cab

In the dark and eerie streets of a suburban town, a series of gruesome taxi murders has everyone in a state of panic. The victims are all high school graduates, and the police are at a loss for leads. It's as if the killer is always one step ahead, leaving no evidence behind. But for three teenagers, Yeon-jeong, Jin-ki, and Lee-seon, this is more than just a morbid curiosity. They see an opportunity to gain notoriety and make a name for themselves online. The trio has a bold plan to investigate the taxi murders and document their findings on YouTube. They aim to become a ten million YouTuber, and with the mystery surrounding the killer, they're confident that their channel will skyrocket in popularity. Yeon-jeong, Jin-ki, and Lee-seon are charismatic and tech-savvy, and their enthusiasm is infectious. They begin to dig deeper into the case, scouring the internet for any clues that might shed light on the killer's motivations. As they delve deeper into the mystery, the stakes escalate, and the trio finds themselves face to face with the very force they're trying to uncover. One night, while out filming a segment for their channel, a mysterious taxi appears out of nowhere, pulling up in front of them. The teens are frozen with fear as the taxi driver leans out of the window, beckoning them to get in. With a mix of curiosity and trepidation, Yeon-jeong, Jin-ki, and Lee-seon decide to take a chance and get into the taxi. What follows is a series of horrific moments that will test the limits of their courage and ingenuity. The killer, who's been tracking them online, reveals a shocking twist - he's been watching their YouTube channel all along and has been using the platform to toy with the trio. As the taxi hurtles through the city, the teens find themselves trapped in a cat-and-mouse game with the killer. They're forced to think on their feet, using their wits and quick thinking to stay one step ahead of their tormentor. Meanwhile, the police are closing in on the case, but the killer's cunning and the teens' online presence have created a tangled web of leads and clues. The line between reality and their online persona begins to blur as Yeon-jeong, Jin-ki, and Lee-seon grapple with the consequences of their actions. They started this investigation to gain fame, but now they're fighting for their lives. The stakes have never been higher, and the trio must decide whether their desire for online stardom is worth risking everything. "Nightscape," a Montreal International Film Festival nominee, delves into the dark side of the internet, exploring the blurring of reality and virtual identity. The movie raises important questions about the consequences of our online actions and the true cost of fame. As Yeon-jeong, Jin-ki, and Lee-seon navigate this treacherous landscape, the audience is left questioning what's real and what's just a simulation - and what price will they pay for their online ambitions. As the taxi careens through the night, the teens are left with a haunting question - what lies beyond the lens of their camera? Will they emerge from this ordeal with their lives and their reputation intact, or will the mystery of the "murder taxi" consume them entirely? The answer lies in the shadows, waiting to be uncovered.