Driver
Mar 03 2018
•0h 13m
•Horror
“Do you like money?” “I'll give you all I have if you kill me.” Some city night... Told by an attractive female customer that he'll receive a lot of money if he kills her, Uber driver decides to take her up on the offer... So they go to the promised place. As promised, a uber driver tries to kill a woman. Suddenly she changes her mind. "Do not kill me..." Uber driver is embarrassed when she suddenly changes her mind. And ... he feels the urge to kill more and more.
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