THE KILLING JAR

A radio broadcast reporting a brutal family murder that has taken place nearby. The tension escalates when a mysterious and heavily armed stranger, Doe (Michael Madsen), enters the diner. The patrons and staff are a mix of locals and travelers, all trapped together by a sudden, severe storm. As the night unfolds, Doe takes everyone in the diner hostage, suspecting that one among them is responsible for the recent murders. The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense as the characters are forced to confront their own secrets and motivations. The film delves into themes of trust, fear, and survival.