Game Night
"Dungeons & Dragons"
Synopsis
Ben, a college student, is constantly invited over to his friend's house to play Dungeons and Dragons. After finally agreeing to play, he comes to the house only to want to leave as the residents continue to make the night an uncomfortable experience for him.
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