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Jane's Bachelorette Weekend

Found-Footage Horror Mockumentary

In 2008, Isabel used her camcorder as a diary. She filmed her proposal to her girlfriend Jane. Then, Isabel filmed as she surprised Jane with a bachelorette weekend getaway in the desert. The happy couple and their friends piled into the car, the camera rolling...

But at the house, things felt off: doors locked, cabinets zip-tied shut, surveillance cameras everywhere, and inexplicable sounds startling the girls in the night. But the group was determined to have the best weekend of their lives. So they partied on, capturing it all on tape. But they didn't know their next night would be their last.

Writer/Director Piper De Palma
Co-Writer/Lead Izzi Rojas
Producer Jack Ruefli
Status Pre-Production
Target Budget $75,000
Production Date April 2026
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About the Film

Cell service vanished, and one by one, the women disappeared from the house. Isabel and Jane were able to flee. They ran through the pitch black desert night, but then he found them. The killer, the owner of the rental house who tracked them, stalked them, and killed them.

Years later, a hiker discovers Isabel's thought-to-be-destroyed camcorder, providing crucial evidence on the unsolved murders. With this newly found perspective of the weekend, a documentary crew creates JANE'S BACHELORETTE WEEKEND, reconstructing the girls' horrifying final days from two sources: Isabel's camcorder and the killer's surveillance tapes.

Jane's religious parents set a hostile tone for the documentary. Pointing fingers and spitting abuses, their lens overshadows the truth told in the Isabel tapes. A whole other perspective is lost as interviews splinter reality and then, more lies and betrayal come to the surface.

But, only one person knows what really happened that weekend, and we hear all about it in one final explosive interview.

Key Themes

True Crime Critique Media Ethics Voyeurism Violence Against Women Racial Disparities LGBTQ+ Representation Audience Complicity