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What if one of the best days of your life suddenly turned into one of your worst nightmares? And what if you were forced to relive that same day again and again? From Director Craig Singer (Dark Ride, Perkins 14, Animal Room) comes a pulse-pounding, time-looping psychological thriller about a dream vacation gone very, very bad. Bobby Patterson (Michael Reed) is taking one last romantic shot at saving his rocky relationship with his girlfriend, Jules Rables (Augie Duke) on a weekend getaway to the picturesque island resort of Bog Grove. To their bewilderment, the sleepy beach town is curiously deserted, but they soon learn about its notorious and bloody history -- one that's about to repeat itself again and again... The pair's relationship issues are quickly cast aside in order to overcome a demented cycle of terror in which they're seemingly trapped. And no matter what great lengths they take to avoid it, Bobby and Jules awake at 6:45 each morning to a nightmarish chain of events with no escape.
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Richard Whittaker Austin Chronicle 08/05/2021
3/5
6:45 is a deliberately uncomfortable watch, a loveless romance that's left to bleed out again and again. Go to Full Review Jenn Adams Rue Morgue Magazine 09/10/2022
B-
Singer’s variation unfolds in new and intriguing directions, becoming more a study of a crumbling relationship than a murder mystery. Go to Full Review Douglas Davidson Elements of Madness 03/24/2022
2/5
... found a way to twist that convention until the pulpy meaty bits break through their fleshy container. This is all well and good to raise the stakes, but where the film ends up is nasty for all the wrong reasons. Go to Full Review Abbie Bernstein Assignment X 03/23/2022
B-
6:45 has horror merits. Go to Full Review Q.V. Hough Vague Visages 02/18/2022
Theres a strong message at the heart of 6:45, in terms of accountability and psychological trauma, but the film seems derivative of genre predecessors and unfocused as a whole. Go to Full Review Jeffrey M. Anderson Common Sense Media 08/13/2021
2/5
This slasher-thriller begins promisingly, following the familiar "time loop" movie rules, but it eventually devolves, finally feeling like little more than an unsatisfying gimmick. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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SandySF 08/11/2021 Kind of gory and you never really know a person...or plot. Went with fun juvenile people behaving badly. See more Alan 08/10/2021 Loved it, definitely worth checking out! See more Roland E 08/09/2021 Different & Suspenseful, I like it 👌 See more Bisquiteen T @RT65021124 4d Even though I was baffled as to why we had to watch the male lead balls-deep in the female lead twice in the first 8 minutes, and why Brent Spiner in his TNG makeup was doing these killings, I was somewhat invested in the mystery. Obviously SPOILER infidelity was going to be part of it, but I wanted to see how it panned out for our very horny protagonists. And then, we just get absolutely nothing in the way of a resolution? I mean, I suppose there's one, but it makes no sense with what's already happened. Should've ended the movie 20 minutes earlier after the female lead takes off, left it as a tragic love story come undone, not whatever this...thing was. Good lord, know when the story's done! The ending was cheap. They could have easily kept it an infidelity storyline where the unfaithful partner spirals out, but now it's murder? Ugh, they really overshot here and it did not pay off at all. See more Alain E @AlainE Jul 1 Slow, deliberate, boring. The heroes are shown having acrobatic sex and then the woman sleeps fully clothed. I lasted 22 minutes. See more Dean M @RT14194656 Jun 27 This film keeps you guessing on what's really going on and ultimately delivers an ending that pulls everything together. The acting is not always the best, but there's something charming about micro-budget movies like this because there is a gritty organic nature about it all that makes it feel like older films that big studios don't make anymore. I think if you keep in mind that this was made on a micro-budget (Less than $25,000) then I think you will walk away impressed with what Craig Singer was able to accomplish. The ending multiple split screen montage was really interesting and smart foreshadow that I didn't see coming. See more Read all reviews
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Craig Singer

Director

Michael Reed

Bobby Patterson

Augie Duke

Jules Rable

Armen Garo

Gene Pratt

Thomas G. Waites

Larry

Sasha K. Gordon

Brooklyn

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Synopsis What if one of the best days of your life suddenly turned into one of your worst nightmares? And what if you were forced to relive that same day again and again? From Director Craig Singer (Dark Ride, Perkins 14, Animal Room) comes a pulse-pounding, time-looping psychological thriller about a dream vacation gone very, very bad. Bobby Patterson (Michael Reed) is taking one last romantic shot at saving his rocky relationship with his girlfriend, Jules Rables (Augie Duke) on a weekend getaway to the picturesque island resort of Bog Grove. To their bewilderment, the sleepy beach town is curiously deserted, but they soon learn about its notorious and bloody history -- one that's about to repeat itself again and again... The pair's relationship issues are quickly cast aside in order to overcome a demented cycle of terror in which they're seemingly trapped. And no matter what great lengths they take to avoid it, Bobby and Jules awake at 6:45 each morning to a nightmarish chain of events with no escape.
Director
Craig Singer
Producer
Craig Singer
Screenwriter
Robert Dean Klein
Production Co
Birds Fly Dogs Bark Wind Blows Productions
Rating
R (Strong Violence and Gore|Language Throughout|Sexual Content|Nudity)
Genre
Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 6, 2021, Limited
Runtime
1h 35m