Layover 2012
"On a layover in Detroit, the nightmare began."
In the grimy outskirts of Detroit, a chilling crime unfolds when the heiress to a major hotel empire is abducted from a rundown motel by a gang of sex traffickers.
Director: Richard Schenkman
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Layover (2012) about?
*Layover (2012)* follows the abduction of a luxury hotel heiress from a seedy motel outside Detroit, forcing her assistant to navigate a dangerous rescue mission against sex traffickers. The film explores themes of desperation, courage, and the fight for survival in a high-stakes thriller.
Who directed Layover?
Richard Schenkman directed *Layover (2012)*, bringing a sharp eye for suspense and character-driven tension to the crime thriller.
Who stars in Layover?
The film features Lauren Holly as the assistant, Kaylee DeFer as the kidnapped heiress, alongside Gerald Webb, Rayne Bidder, and Massi Furlan in pivotal roles.
Is Layover (2012) worth watching?
With its tense atmosphere and gripping plot, *Layover (2012)* delivers a solid crime thriller for fans of suspense. While not a blockbuster, its gritty realism and strong performances make it a compelling watch for those who enjoy dark, character-driven stories.
How long is Layover?
The runtime of *Layover (2012)* is 91 minutes.
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About Layover (2012) — A gritty thriller of kidnapping and survival in Detroit
In the grimy outskirts of Detroit, a chilling crime unfolds when the heiress to a major hotel empire is abducted from a rundown motel by a gang of sex traffickers. As the heiress faces an unthinkable ordeal, her loyal and often overlooked assistant steps up, determined to rescue her. Directed by Richard Schenkman, *Layover (2012)* plunges viewers into a tense, gritty thriller where desperation and courage collide. With themes of human trafficking and the fight for survival, the film blends suspense with a raw, emotional edge.
Lauren Holly stars as the determined assistant, while Kaylee DeFer plays the kidnapped heiress, supported by a cast that brings depth to this dark narrative. The movie's atmosphere is thick with tension, as every second counts in a race against time. *Layover* isn't just a crime thriller—it's a story of resilience and the lengths one will go to protect what matters most.