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The Toll

The Toll

Directed by Michael Nader

Cami orders a rideshare at the airport at 1am. Her driver: Spencer. Awkward and unsettling. Her destination: the middle of nowhere. As they reach unlit forest streets, they glimpse a figure standing in the road - Spencer slams on the brakes, and when he gets out, the figure is gone. He tries to start the car again, but it’s mysteriously dead. Cami leaves the car to find the nearest house, but ends up right where she started, as if the road has gone in a loop. There seem to be people moving around the car, leaving them bizarre messages, putting up road signs, including a “Detour” sign leading up a dark wooded trail. The car comes under attack - a rock smashes through the window telling them they must go to the detour to “pay the toll”. They venture up the trail and encounter one terrifying vision after another, each one designed to make them kill each other or themselves. As they journey deeper and deeper into this maze of horrors, they learn that the only escape is to pay the toll - and the toll is death. But in their most desperate moment, they receive a final message: only one must die. A SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE.

When a young woman and her rideshare driver break down on a dark forest road, theymrealize they’ve become trapped in the world of a terrifying supernatural being: the Toll Man.

Cast: Max Topplin, Jordan Hayes

Member Reviews

Enjoyable movie but wasn’t overly fond of the ending

Splitchick
1 month ago

Jordan Hayes and Max Topplin are okay in this passable horror flick. It’s not particularly scary, but it does have an interesting premise. Thankfully, at a touch over 80 minutes, you won’t have wasted much time on this once you get to the end and discover you really wish you could have that time back again.

Boundsy0868
2 months ago

it sucked. i hated both the characters. i skipped to the end, and it sucked even more.

FrHPLector
7 months ago

It was nice I liked it

Queenhorror
7 months ago

It was ok.

tudori
8 months ago