[07/15/24 - 03:02 PM] Video: "The Match" - Official Trailer - ALLBLK The steamy and smart suspense thriller premieres Thursday, August 1.
[via press release from AMC Networks]
The Match | Official Trailer | ALLBLK
The Match is a steamy and smart suspense thriller. Drew and Mason sign up on a dating app in search of the perfect date. They connect and it's seemingly perfect. On their first official date, they share an intimate night on a romantic getaway in the woods, only to wake the next morning to the real nightmare. They are locked in the cabin with no way to escape.
The app is a front for those who have eluded justice and the Voice over the home's intercom gives them terrifying news, only one of them will leave the home alive. He has to kill her or she must kill him. Who deserves to die?
The Match premieres Thursday, August 1, only on ALLBLK.
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ALLBLK PRESENTS THE WORLD PREMIERE FILM
THE MATCH
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st
Swiping right is about to go left in the new steamy and smart suspense thriller, The Match streaming exclusively on ALLBLK, Thursday, August 1. Drew (Brittany S. Hall) and Mason (Lane Idewu) connect on the "Love Match" dating app in search of the perfect date. On their first official date, the app designs a seemingly perfect romantic getaway in the woods. However, their perfect night slowly evolves into the perfect night-MARE, as the couple wakes to a voice over the home's intercom, giving them the terrifying news that only one of them will leave the home alive. He has to kill her or she must kill him. Who will survive?
Starring Brittany S. Hall (Ballers, Rap Sh!t, Dear Edward), Lane Idewu (Arrested Development, South Side, Hush), Lalia Odom (Salt-N-Pepa, The Young and the Restless), Ali Amin Carter (Lovecraft County, Swagger), Brad "Scarface" Jordan (Prodigal, 5th Ward) and Andrew McCallister (Jumanji: The Next Level, Cycles).
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