both can survive if they stop the curse by burying the mask. Jamie digs a hole at the burial site. However, Jamie becomes compelled to don the mask when she touches it. Jamie stabs Sam with the woodcarver's blade, and he falls over dead. With the mask removed, Jamie tells Chuck over the phone that the ordeal is over. She then walks off, taking the mask with her. Two years later Chuck receives a call from a panicked Sam, having become undead. Cast Fran Kranz as Sam Wescott Alyson Hannigan as Chuck Brittany S. Hall as Imani Jenna Harvey as Jamie Bryan Price as Steve "The Kayak King" Patrick Reginald Walker as Brad Jack Murillo as Freddie Catt Bellamy as Drew Savannah DesOrmeaux as Nancy Carol Jean Wells as Heather Peter Jaymes as Bob Olivia Brown as Carol Jesse Gallegos as Ted Clara Chong as Alice Isaiah LaBorde as the Wood Carver Keith David as Sheriff James (voice) Co-writer and producer Thomas P. Vitale appears as a Rings of Saturn customer. Production The concept for the film originated in July 2017 between the banter of two writers, Sam Sykes and Chuck Wendig, on Twitter, where they had been discussing the tropes of a typical slasher film. The idea was then developed into a film to be directed by Brett Simmons, with Sykes and Wendig involved as producers. Filming was underway in Louisiana by May 2018. Release and reception The film debuted at the 2018 Fantastic Fest, and screened at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival as well as about 15 other festivals in the U.S. and around the world. On December 6, 2018 it was released on Shudder before being released on DVD and Blu-ray on February 5, 2019. On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of based on reviews, with an average rating of . References External links 2018 horror films Slasher comedy films American comedy horror films 2010s slasher films American slasher films Films shot in Louisiana Parodies of horror Supernatural slasher films 2010s English-language films 2010s American films