Day 13 2020
"Evil Lives Next Door"
A chilling summer thriller unfolds in *Day 13 (2020)*, directed by Jax Medel, where teenage babysitter Colton's quiet life takes a dark turn as he watches Heather, the alluring newcomer across the street, endure her foster father's sinister behavior.
Director: Jax Medel
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Day 13 (2020) about?
*Day 13 (2020)* follows 17-year-old Colton, stuck babysitting his little sister for the summer, who becomes obsessed with Heather, the mysterious girl living across the street. As he watches her foster father's behavior grow increasingly menacing, Colton fears the worst—that Heather is the target of a satanic cult's ritual sacrifice—and must act fast to intervene before time runs out.
Who directed Day 13?
Jax Medel directed *Day 13 (2020)*.
Who stars in Day 13?
The film stars Alex MacNicoll as Colton, Genevieve Hannelius as Heather, JT Palmer, Martin Kove, and Meyrick Murphy in pivotal roles.
Is Day 13 (2020) worth watching?
*Day 13 (2020)* delivers a tense blend of teen drama and horror, perfect for fans of slow-burn suspense and supernatural thrillers. While it may not break new ground, its tight runtime and engaging performances make it a solid pick for a chilling summer night in. Horror enthusiasts will appreciate its cult-themed twist and atmospheric dread.
How long is Day 13?
*Day 13* runs for 91 minutes.
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About Day 13 (2020) — A Teen's Deadly Summer Obsession Turns Into a Fight Against the Occult
A chilling summer thriller unfolds in *Day 13 (2020)*, directed by Jax Medel, where teenage babysitter Colton's quiet life takes a dark turn as he watches Heather, the alluring newcomer across the street, endure her foster father's sinister behavior. What starts as a crush swiftly escalates into dread when Colton uncovers the truth: Heather's guardian is part of a sinister satanic cult plotting her ritual sacrifice. Trapped between helpless love and a nightmare unfolding in plain sight, Colton must confront his fears to expose the cult's horrors before it's too late. With a taut 91-minute runtime, this horror-thriller blends coming-of-age tension with supernatural dread, delivering a suspenseful clash of innocence and evil.
Set against a sun-soaked suburban backdrop that feels eerily deceptive, *Day 13 (2020)* weaves themes of isolation, obsession, and the blurred line between protector and predator. Alex MacNicoll and Genevieve Hannelius anchor the story with raw performances, while the palpable dread creeps in frame by frame, leaving audiences questioning how far one would go to save a stranger—or someone you love.