Meet Me There 2014
"Going home to stay."
Dusty Oklahoma backroads hide more than just memories in *Meet Me There* (2014), Phillip Lybrand's haunting blend of drama, horror, and thriller. Ada and Calvin return to her rural hometown, where the weight of her fractured childhood presses down like an unspoken curse.
Director: Phillip Lybrand
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Meet Me There (2014) about?
Ada and her boyfriend Calvin return to her rural Oklahoma hometown, where Ada's repressed childhood memories resurface with unsettling clarity. Their quest for answers uncovers a disturbing truth that challenges their relationship and forces them to confront the town's dark secrets.
Who directed Meet Me There?
Phillip Lybrand directed *Meet Me There*, infusing the film with a slow-burning tension that lingers in every frame.
Who stars in Meet Me There?
The film stars Dustin Runnels, Lisa Friedrich, Micheal Foulk, John Gholson, and Kara Rainer in central roles.
Is Meet Me There (2014) worth watching?
With its gripping blend of drama and horror, *Meet Me There* offers a moody, atmospheric experience for fans of character-driven thrillers. While it may not satisfy those seeking fast-paced scares, its exploration of memory and trauma adds depth to its chilling rural setting. The lack of an IMDb rating leaves its reception open, but its unique tone makes it worth a watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Meet Me There?
The film runs for 93 minutes.
About Meet Me There (2014) — A Chilling Return to Rural Oklahoma's Haunted Past
Dusty Oklahoma backroads hide more than just memories in *Meet Me There* (2014), Phillip Lybrand's haunting blend of drama, horror, and thriller. Ada and Calvin return to her rural hometown, where the weight of her fractured childhood presses down like an unspoken curse. As Ada pieces together long-buried secrets, their journey unravels a chilling truth that lingers beneath the sun-bleached fields and quiet streets. With themes of repressed trauma and the inescapable pull of home, this atmospheric film weaves a slow-burning tension that lingers long after the credits roll.
Phillip Lybrand crafts a story where every shadowed barn and forgotten road feels alive with dread, while Dustin Runnels and Lisa Friedrich deliver raw performances that anchor the eerie unfolding. The film's rural setting becomes a character itself—a place where the past refuses to stay buried, and the line between healing and horror blurs dangerously. *Meet Me There* (2014) is a moody, character-driven descent into a family's darkest corners, where the past isn't just revisited—it's weaponized.