Beacon Point Page #4

Synopsis: A group of hikers lost on the Appalachian Trail stumble across an ancient secret that threatens their survival.
Genre: Thriller
Director(s): Eric Blue
Production: Blue Lantern Films
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
4.2
Year:
2016
85 min
Website
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There's nothin' you

can do to me, Barbie.

I'm already dead.

Pretty weird, isn't it?

What is this?

At first, I thought

it was an old gold mine.

Now, I'm not so sure.

All that stuff was there.

All hiking gear.

Who did this?

You know.

Look at this.

This was at the camp site.

Don't you get it?

This was no accident.

They know every move we make.

Don't you see?

They've been here for generations.

Watching us.

Studying us.

They see everything we see.

What we do.

Where we go, how we live, they see all.

Look.

Oh my God.

How?

Our eyes.

They use our eyes like

cameras to spy on us.

Drake.

You know what I'm saying is true.

You were there?

Remember!?

Yes.

We got sick.

That wasn't supposed to happen.

But you and Cheese, you didn't get sick.

Why?

I don't know.

Let me see your eyes.

No.

Let me see your eyes!

Stay away from me, Drake.

I feel them inside of me.

Like parasites, like a poison.

I won't let them do this to me.

I won't!

No, Drake!

Cheese.

Cheese.

Cheese.

Cheese.

Oh my God.

You scared me.

We were wondering if

you were coming back.

What?

Is that yours?

No, this is my friend's,

he's about 17, 18 years old.

Have you guys seen him?

No, we haven't seen anyone.

We noticed the tent

yesterday when we got here.

We're just right over there.

You're welcome to join us and wait.

No.

Thank you.

Do you know the way to the main trail?

Yeah.

Just a couple hundred yards

that way, can't miss it.

Okay, thank you.

Klingman's Dome is about

three miles up that trail.

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