Dead Man's Curve is a thriller movie released in 1998. The film is directed by Dan Rosen and stars Matthew Lillard, Michael Vartan, and Randall Batinkoff. It follows the story of two college roommates, Tim (Lillard) and Chris (Vartan), who plan to kill their third roommate, Rand (Batinkoff), to take advantage of a college policy that gives a 4.0 grade to a suicide's roommates.
The movie begins with Tim and Chris, who are both struggling to maintain their grades in college. They come across an old college policy that states that if a student's roommate commits suicide, the remaining roommates will receive a 4.0 grade for that semester. They see this as an opportunity to get ahead and plan to kill Rand, who they see as a weak link.
The plan starts with Tim and Chris making Rand believe that he is losing his mind. They plant bugs in his room and make it seem as though he is hearing voices. As Rand becomes more paranoid, Tim and Chris begin to push him to the brink of suicide, hoping that he will take his own life.
However, things start to fall apart as their plan turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse. Rand discovers their plan and fights back, leading to a violent and suspenseful climax.
Dead Man's Curve is a gripping thriller that explores themes of power, manipulation, and greed. The performances by Lillard, Vartan, and Batinkoff are top-notch, and the movie keeps the audience on edge until the very end.