Night at the Eagle Inn

Fraternal twins Sarah and Spencer Moss travel to a secluded inn in Vermont to investigate the mysterious disappearance of their father, who vanished on the night of their birth. During their stay at the isolated establishment, the siblings encounter a manager and a gardener who share the terrifying history of the location. The pair must endure a night of horror as they uncover the circumstances surrounding their father's disappearance and their own birth.

The horror mystery was directed by Erik Bloomquist, who also co-wrote and co-produced the film with Carson Bloomquist. This was the first of five films directed by Bloomquist, followed by Weekenders, She Came from the Woods, Founders Day, and Self-Help. The cast features Amelia Dudley and Taylor Turner as the twins, with Greg Schweers playing the night manager and Erik Bloomquist appearing as Joseph Moss.

The movie received a mixed to negative reception from audiences, holding a 4.1 rating on IMDb based on 721 votes and a 4.8 rating on TMDB from 24 votes. In comparison, film critics gave the production a higher score of 6.6 based on 10 reviews.