Cassie (Melissa Sagemiller), her beau, Sean (Casey Affleck), her ex, Matt (Wes Bentley), and saucy minx Annabel (Eliza Dushku) all pile into an SUV and head off to college in a quaint New England town. They party a little, check out the frat scene, then head off to a goth rave in a fire-bombed church. On the dance floor, a masked freak accosts Cassie; later, Matt steals a kiss from her, an action Sean witnesses. Confrontations and emotions run wild, and the evening takes a real turn for the worse when the SUV slams into a carload of ghoulishly dressed ravers. Sean dies and Cassie is left a head case. She sees Sean around campus and thinks the masked raver is stalking her; blood gurgles from every drain and shower head she uses. Is director Stephen Carpenter's little chiller a slasher flick (it's more than a little haunted by I Know What You Did Last Summer), a modern-day retelling of the Orpheus myth, or just a demented woman's nightmare? That question is the one guilty treat in this inept ripoff that loiters somewhere between the living and the dead.