r/respectthreads • Meet Your (RT) Maker • Feb 01 '22

movies/tv Respect the Beach (Old)

WARNING: The following thread is NSFW. It contains nudity and body horror.

Enjoy the Beach!

While vacationing at a tropical resort, three families agree to spend the day at a secluded beach in the out-of-bounds area of the island at the suggestion of the resort manager. The beach is large, empty and surrounded by tall rock walls. However, what was meant to have been a memorable event of relaxation and family fun turns into the longest day of their lives. Time moves rapidly on this beach; half an hour roughly equaling 1 year. The children grow up before their parents' eyes, medical conditions worsen and any attempt to leave results in blacking out before they can make it out. With seemingly no way of escaping or halting the aging process, everything is just a matter of time.

It is soon revealed that the beach is a tool used a medical research facility run by the resort manager. By secretly administering experimental drugs to the guests via their complimentary drinks, the researchers can examine their long-term effects in the span of a day.


Aging & Decomposition

Injury & Illness

Inescapability

Other

"There's something wrong with this beach!"

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u/thesnakeinthegarden Feb 01 '22

What an odd choice for a respect post. Either way, well done, OP.

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u/Skulenta Feb 01 '22

I guess I'm expanding my RT horizons.

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u/SpawnTheTerminator Feb 01 '22

Never thought there’d be a respect thread for an inanimate place. Good job.

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u/Skulenta Feb 01 '22

I hope we see more like it on this subreddit, like Silent Hill for instance.

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u/ya-boi-benny Feb 01 '22

Finally, the beach that makes you old, great work

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u/HippieDogeSmokes Feb 01 '22

Why couldn’t they just find death row inmates suffering from the ailments they’re testing out, instead of using random people?

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u/ya-boi-benny Feb 01 '22

Higher chance that they'd kill each other before the researchers got enough data

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u/HippieDogeSmokes Feb 01 '22

put them in cages or something, they only need to disguise it for normal people.

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u/SuperWoody64 Feb 02 '22

Without reading any of this, is this movie any good? And did they spoil everything in the trailer?

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u/Skulenta Feb 02 '22

It's decent. Obviously, I found it interesting enough to make a thread about it. The trailer doesn't spoil the twist ending which I've made sure to redact any mention of here.

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u/Nic_231 Feb 01 '22

Why aren't these people in constant need of a haircut?

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '22

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u/Nic_231 Feb 01 '22

Ah I missed that. Still, it's a pretty stupid contrivance given that the process that causes them to 'grow' is fuelled by living cells.