While hiking with his wife and mother-in-law, a man stumbles upon the wrong guys.

In a small town in present-day America where an ominous legend and a recent string of male disappearances have unnerved the public imagination, a hitchhiker and a barefoot traveler tread in the dark woods.

A young couple hitchhiking to a commune accept drugs from the trucker driving them. High and hallucinating, they must appease the unpredictable trucker while keeping him at a safe distance.

After their fighting neighbors wake them up in the middle of the night, a suburban married couple stays up, watching television and dreaming about what their lives could be if only they could break free from the monotony of ritual.

A drug-addled hitchhiker takes a ride with a family. Their car gets in a collision, and the hitchhiker wanders around the scene, unwilling and unable to help.

When you live 55 miles from the nearest gas pump, no one can hear the screams.

As a bus travels from Ohio to New York, a man entertains himself by conversing with the passengers he calls "hillbillies" riding along.

A traveling salesman picks up two hitchhikers and ends up regretting the decision after his night turns to chaos when one man violently injures the other.

A traveling salesman tells his friends the story of a marathon dancer that he gave a ride to named The Lone Pioneer, who lost the love of his life.

While on the run from her crack-cooking boyfriend, a woman feels at odds with her place in life—literally and figuratively.