Very Bad Things follows a group of five friends who travel to Las Vegas for a bachelor’s party at a luxurious suite. However, their plan to have some fun turns upside down when things go awry and one of them accidentally kills a prostitute.

The friends try to cover up the crime but later are stalked by an unknown serial killer who has evidence connecting them to the murder. It is based on the true story of Din Warner, one of Nevada’s most mysterious serial killers in real life.

Despite being a dark, gritty movie, Very Bad Things features some hilariously dark humor which distinguishes it from other crime thrillers.

Din Warner was an old textbook salesman who managed to evade capture for years despite his killing spree spanning across six states. He would lure victims using fake offers of jobs–much like one of the friends in the movie did.

This sense of commonality makes Dean’s character even more disturbing as he parallels the real life serial killer and puts those around him in danger of becoming the next victims.

As the story progresses, secrets are revealed and shifted perspectives challenge viewers’ assumptions with gripping suspense that keeps them guessing until the very end.