Bleed (2002)

Some people will do anything to fit in. BLEED (2002) brings The Blind Rage Podcast into the company of a woman who hears about an exclusive Murder Club and decides spilling blood sounds like a perfectly reasonable membership fee. It starts in a hot tub, where Maddy listens as her new acquaintances casually confess to being killers who cover for one another. Desperate to join their little circle, she later turns an ugly confrontation with a stranger into a cold blooded homicide. Maddy brings the news back to the group, only to learn the Murder Club was a joke. That punchline lands considerably harder when you've already produced a corpse. Then people from the pool party start turning up dead for real. With a white masked killer making everyone's fictional hobby look alarmingly legitimate, BLEED takes its wonderfully ridiculous premise and pushes it even further. Debbie Rochon plays the mounting insanity with total conviction, while Julie Strain and Brinke Stevens lend some scream queen royalty to the proceedings.