When a washed-up Hardcore Punk band plays a reunion show deep in the Appalachian mountains, their night spirals into a brutal trap — engineered by the woman the singer of the band left for dead twenty years earlier.

BUT SOME WOUNDS NEVER HEAL.

Tonight, a reunion show in the Appalachian mountains promises nostalgia for the fans. For the band, it’s a night they won’t remember.

Reunion Tour is a slow-burn revenge horror that erupts into VISCERAL VIOLENCE. The result is a film that feels like a basement show with no ventilation. Too loud. Too crowded. AND THERE’S BLOOD ON THE DANCE FLOOR.

The film blends:
The terrifying viscerality of Jennifer’s Body
The suffocating tension of Green Room
The relentless brutality of Evil Dead
The playful horror of Weapons
The atmospheric dread of Sinners

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN.
THE GIRLS HAVE BEEN WAITING.

Synopsis

There are no spirits here. Only people.
AND PEOPLE ARE FAR MORE CAPABLE OF CRUELTY.

At its core, Reunion Tour is about CONSEQUENCES.
A generation of men who built reputations on aggression, ego,
and exploitation now face the reality of what they left behind.

The film explores:
Karma
The long shadow of violence
Female rage
The cost of silence & complacency
Some crimes don’t disappear. THEY WAIT.

The American hardcore scene once thrived in basements, skate parks, and church halls — loud, sweaty spaces where chaos and catharsis blurred together. Twenty years later, the scene has aged. The bands have faded.