The film stars Ves Blackwood, Michael Lieber, Jon Campling,[1] Christopher Craig, Loren Peta, Antonia Davies, and Ben Ellis.
[2] A struggling, unstable stand-up comedian Marcus Crowe (Michael Lieber) and his girlfriend Jill Scott (Loren Peta) move into a vacant bedroom in the house of an elderly couple, Henry and Josephine Baker (Christopher Craig and Antonia Davies), in a quiet suburb of Oxfordshire in an effort to save money.
As the story progresses and friction begins to build between a high-tempered Henry and a stir-crazy Marcus, it becomes more apparent that a sinister intention is drawing ever closer for the young couple.
The sweet idyllic country home is bombarded by an intimidating policeman, unwanted phone calls and mysterious trams, and Marcus and Jill have completely disappeared from the room without a trace.
Minor roles and cameo appearance were resolved over the rehearsal period (Jon Campling as Gary the Tramp, Vas Blackwood as Detective McQueen, and Ben Ellis as Jill's brother Jason Scott).