From writer, director, and producer Matt Wohl, Scooter is a road thriller that tells a story of YouTubing gone horribly wrong. With the cast led by Mitch Lemos and Yoshi Zimmerman, the movie is set to premiere on Sept. 12 in Florida, with other markets and platforms soon to be announced. Described as Joy Ride meets The Blair Witch Project, the movie follows three internet stars embarking on a scooter journey for the sake of going viral, only to witness a murder and become a target of those involved.
You can watch the official trailer below.
Synopsis: The Three Amigoes are life-long best friends and partners in crime. They became internet famous after their YouTube channel went viral. Each episode of their antics has them undertaking some ridiculous challenge. From racing cars to tricycles and from the waters of the South Atlantic to the bottom of a swimming pool, there’s no challenge too stupid. Like a pack of cats, they always land on their feet.
The Amigoes latest challenge is to ride scooters from Miami to New Orleans. Each person has $1000 to get a scooter, pay for gas, food, and lodging. After they select their vehicles and pack their bags, it’s time to hit the road. They soon find that their 50CC scooters are no match of I-95, and they retreat to the side roads to continue their epic 900 mile journey. While the road is smoother, the trip gets a lot bumpier. One of the scooters break down, the friends start to fight amongst each other, and their troubles reach a climax when they witness and video a murder.
Stuck in rural Florida with two working scooters, they have little hope of escape, and the killer is hot on their trail. What was once a leisurely trip becomes a fight for survival. They end up captured, tortured, and it’s clear they won’t all survive. When those who are sworn to protect you are the problem, where do you turn? Will they all die in a small backwater town, or can they once again defy the odds and come out alive?
You can take a look at the official poster below, courtesy of Artist Rights Distribution!
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