The best Kate Lister’s movies
Today we present the best Kate Lister’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Kate Lister’s movies.
The Reef: Stalked
4.1/10
In an effort to heal after witnessing her sister’s horrific murder, Nic travels to a tropical resort with her friends for a kayaking and diving adventure. Only hours into their expedition, the women are stalked and then attacked by a great white shark. To survive they will need to band together and Nic will have to overcome her post-traumatic stress, face her fears and slay the monster.
Unhinged
3.6/10
Four American best friends decide to take the back roads travelling to a wedding in England, on their way a deadly secret forces the girls to be...
Fox Trap
4.4/10
After a terrible accident leaves a young girl disabled, five years later, the group responsible are invited to a remote manor house in the countryside for a class reunion. Little do they know, they are being targeted by a masked maniac hell bent on revenge.
The Final Scream
3.5/10
Aspiring actress, Kia Anderson, is about to learn that the final callback for a horror Feature Film is something more than she could ever of imagined - Something sinister is awaiting for Kia.
Mandy the Haunted Doll
2.6/10
Three burglars will soon realise they are not alone in a manor house when they discover a doll mysteriously appearing.
Suicide Club
3.5/10
Locked in her flat for several years, a reclusive young woman stumbles upon a mysterious web community. According to an urban myth, the Suicide Club grants death to those wishing for it. Unless these "cyber suicides" are actually murders.
Curse of the Scarecrow
2.4/10
After witnessing their parents murder as infants, June and Carl have held a deadly secret throughout their entire lives, a secret that none will believe. Years later, June is back to investigate the family home after her estranged brother Carl's mysterious suicide. As she walks the grounds, and inhabits the house, June learns that the Scarecrow who came to take her family is walking once again and is seeking revenge on the town.
The Fortunate
A group of girls traveling on a hens night are kidnapped and held for ransom by a band of violent shotgun-wielding masked thugs. The girls fight for their lives and try to escape from their captors.
Drive Me to the End
6/10
Ryan is a struggling son dealing with a constant internal battle regarding the inevitable loss of his Mother, and Sunny is desperate to escape the suffocating life that is depicted for her by her overbearing parents due to her being on the Autism spectrum. Both characters (and subsequently estranged family members) find themselves car-sharing to a funeral in Scotland. They have 3 days to feel comfortable in each other's company while feeling comfortable in their own skin.
7 Storeys Down
7.8/10
After Beau hears about his brothers’ drug trafficking charge he attempts to find salvation in the only person who is willing to give it. Beau finds Charlie, the love of his life, at her gig working to save her ill father by singing her way out of their problems. He demands her attention when she cannot give it. Moment by moment things escalate until all hell breaks loose and in a sheer flash of adrenaline Beau accidentally hits Charlie. For her this is the last straw. Instead of saving their relationship Beau decides to drink and drive consequently hitting a little girl and leaving her little body on the cold asphalt. A little girl who he happens to know. Beaus’ actions shatter Charlies world leaving her behind, but not alone.
