Ultrasound is a psychological thriller movie that explores the consequences of chance encounters. The film is directed by Rob Schroeder and stars Vincent Kartheiser, Chelsea Lopez, and Breeda Wool.
The movie begins with Glen (Kartheiser) driving on a remote highway when his car breaks down. He is stranded in the middle of nowhere until a married couple, Raina (Lopez) and Tom (Wool), offer to give him a ride to the nearest town. Their kindness soon turns into something more sinister when Glen realizes that he has been drawn into a dangerous game of manipulation and control.
As the night progresses, Glen's interactions with Raina and Tom become increasingly strange. He discovers that the couple is not who they appear to be and that their motives for picking him up are far from altruistic. Soon, Glen finds himself embroiled in a web of lies and deceit that may cost him his life.
Meanwhile, the lives of several other strangers are impacted by the events of the night. A lone highway patrolman, a group of teenagers partying in the woods, and a family on a road trip all become unwitting players in the game orchestrated by Raina and Tom.
Ultrasound is a gripping and thought-provoking movie that explores the dark side of human psychology. Through its intricate plot and skilled performances by the cast, the film asks important questions about the nature of identity, control, and power.