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Ariel Winter's Friends Start to Vanish in Trailer for Thriller ‘Don't Log Off' (Exclusive)
Ariel Winter is part of a birthday celebration gone wrong in the trailer for screen-life thriller movie Don't Log Off. The feature from writer-director brothers Brandon Baer and Garrett Baer hits select theaters July 11 ahead of its VOD release July 15. Brielle Barbusca (Scandal), Luke Benward (Criminal Minds), Sterling Beaumon (Law & Order True Crime), Jack Griffo (The Thundermans Return), Kara Royster (Pretty Little Liars), Ashley Argota (All American) and Khylin Rhambo (47 Meters Down: Uncaged) also star in the film that landed distribution from Epic Pictures' horror banner Dread. More from The Hollywood Reporter Seth Rogen, Kieran Culkin Voice Ambitious Pigs in First Footage From Andy Serkis' 'Animal Farm' Jennifer Lopez Takes Center Stage in First Trailer for 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' 'Wicked: For Good' Trailer Teases Glinda and Elphaba's Fates as Dorothy Arrives Don't Log Off follows Annie (Modern Family star Winter), who scrambles to help rescue her best friend after she goes missing during a surprise birthday video call. Annie and her pals attempt to analyze their friend's disappearance as more of them begin to vanish. 'I think she might have been lying,' Brian (Rhambo) says about one friend in the below trailer. Brandon and Garrett Baer helmed the film from their own script. The pair produced the movie alongside Winter, Beaumon, Benward, Nicole Smolen and Austin Seltzer. Todd Slater also produced for Brick Lane Entertainment. 'The fear in this film isn't just about what you see on the screen — it's about what happens when the lines between virtual and reality start to blur,' Winter said in a previously released statement. 'We're excited to partner with Epic and Dread, and for audiences to experience the thrills, the chills and the very real uncertainty we all felt during that time. Don't Log Off is a terrifying reminder that sometimes, logging off might be the scariest thing you can do!' Best of The Hollywood Reporter 13 of Tom Cruise's Most Jaw-Dropping Stunts Hollywood Stars Who Are One Award Away From an EGOT 'The Goonies' Cast, Then and Now
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07-02-2025
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Severance season 2 episode 4 reveals shocking revelations about Kier Eagan: Ending explained
In the latest episode of Severance Season 2, new insights are revealed about Kier Eagan, the founder of Lumon. In Episode 4, the MDR team participates in an unsettling outdoor activity, where they unearth surprising details about Eagan's past. While exploring, the team stumbles upon a hidden appendix in Eagan's book *Compliance*, which reveals information about his twin brother, a shocking event, and his idea of the Four Tempers. During the mission, the team finds an old TV with Milchick (Tramell Tillman) giving instructions. He informs them that Kier Eagan dictated a fourth appendix to *Compliance* before he died. They are then directed to Scissor Cave, where Eagan supposedly confronted the Four Tempers. Upon finding the hidden appendix, they discover a dedication page that says 'For Dieter,' unveiling that Kier had a twin named Dieter. Kier describes their bond as being so intimate that they 'shared the lodgings of my mother's womb.' This discovery shifts the understanding of Eagan's childhood, which was already marked by health issues due to his parents' close biological relationship. As they continue reading, the team uncovers a disturbing incident where Kier found Dieter engaged in what he considered a sinful act. The appendix suggests Dieter was destroyed and turned into a tree as punishment. However, the text reveals that Kier was responsible for drowning his brother at Woe's Hollow waterfall. Milchick recites part of the appendix around a campfire, revealing Kier's version of the event. While Kier attributes Dieter's destruction to his actions, it becomes apparent that Kier himself caused his brother's death. This deepens the mystery surrounding Eagan's past. After Dieter's death, Kier describes encountering the Woe Temper. He describes Woe as 'a gaunt bride, half the height of a natural woman.' The appendix features an image of an older woman with long hair standing near the waterfall. Kier claims she communicated with him through her eyes, saying, 'This is your doing. You suffered his wantonness; now he is no one's brother, only chaos's whore.' This moment marks the start of Kier's encounters with the Four Tempers, including Frolic, Dread, and Malice, which later influenced his philosophy and the teachings of Lumon.
