Kingdom Come (2014)

It seems like horror films nowadays can’t escape the cinematic cliché of clueless teenagers loitering around in an abandoned asylum, and the low-budget thriller Kingdom Come (2014) is not ashamed to embrace the aforementioned tiresome premise. Filmed on location in an actual abandoned mental home, the flick follows a group of strangers—Sam (Ry Barrett), Jessica (Camille Hollett-French), Ceilia (Ellie O’Brien), and Daniel (Jason Martorino)—who wake up disoriented and dazed in the spooky confines of an abandoned mental institution. Things go from really strange to super scary when they find themselves inexplicably stalked by a supernatural force that has a flare for the sinister. During their downtime in the dilapidated hospital, the four unfortunate individuals begin to piece together the coincidental circumstances that brought them together. Stephanie Maria Capeling, Margarita Giliadov, and Madison Crocker team up to make sure the kingdom isn’t the only thing that gets to come. In a slowly developing scene of temptation and terror, the terrific T&A-baring trio make their mischievous and murderous moves on one unlucky dude, showing off their fabulously naked forms in the process. Bet he died with a smile on his face!