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Wildfire (2024)

2024 · Duncan Ralston · 137 页

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Bo Lowery and her ten-year-old son have hunted the woods surrounding their Alaskan home for as long as Caleb can remember. What they don't eat themselves, they sell to local businesses, using every part of the animal. Disgusted by the wolf cull, pop megastar Rainey Layne and her bodyguard Darius travel to Bo's small town to join a growing group of animal activists. After Bo and Rainey clash during the protest, Rainey pulls mother and son headfirst into her manic, self-absorbed world when she crashes her car on their land. Soon, she finds herself their unwilling guest. But in the age of instant communication, celebrities can't just disappear without the whole world demanding them found. In a violent showdown between hunter and activist, tensions within the Lowery household are dragged into the light. Both women harbor dark secrets. But Rainey Layne will learn just how far a mother pushed to the edge will go to protect her child.

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为什么要看？

一部围绕 Animal activism, celebrity 和 Horror 展开的 2024 作品。 由 Duncan Ralston 执导。

适合谁看？

如果你喜欢这些，可能会喜欢

如果你在找这些，可能不太合适

  • 超自然
  • 身体恐怖
  • 巫术
  • 怪物志

影响

  1. 1972
    Chase
  2. 1974
    Carrie
  3. 1977
    The Shining
  4. 1978
    The Stand
  5. 1979
    The Dead Zone
  6. 2024
    Wildfire

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