Middle Of Nowhere

Tired and worried, Tania (Zoey Monroe) is stuck walking down a deserted road with a dead phone and not a soul in sight. A coyote howl sends her scrambling off the road, and she watches in horror as her one shot at a ride zooms past in a blur of taillights. Just when she thinks she's out of luck, a second car finally pulls over. Relief? Not quite. The two men inside give her the creeps — something about the way they look at her and talk to each other sets off every alarm bell. But stranded in the middle of nowhere, she can't exactly be picky. So she climbs in. Billy (Seth Gamble) and Willy (Jake Adams) are odd, to put it kindly. Her nerves go into overdrive when the brothers announce they need to swing by their mother's house first before dropping her where she wants to go. Tania wants to argue, but she's got no leverage — it's their car, their rules, their road. Once they reach the house, the brothers' real plan comes out into the open: they brought her back to have a little fun with her, together. The deal is simple. She gives them what they want, and they'll take her wherever she needs to go. Otherwise, she can start walking again — alone, in the dark, with who-knows-what lurking out there. Tania hesitates, weighing the creepy brothers against the creepier night. In the end, the devils she can see win out. 'Fine, but you better make it quick,' she says — and the brothers slowly break into matching grins. What follows is a wild double-team as Billy and Willy share Zoey between them, ending with a facial finish. Talk about being caught between a rock and a hard place. This Adult Time Original marks a debut you won't forget, and proves hitchhiking always comes with strings attached.