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Three coworkers leave their company Christmas party together and stop at a bank machine late at night. David and Emily, whose first date is just beginning, are joined by their colleague Corey, who needs cash before heading home. What should be a quick errand turns into a fight to stay alive when a hooded stranger appears outside the enclosed vestibule and blocks their way out.

The film is a horror thriller directed by David Brooks from a screenplay by Chris Sparling, and it was released in February 2012. It runs 91 minutes. Alice Eve plays Emily Brandt, Josh Peck plays Corey Thompson, Brian Geraghty plays David Hargrove, and Mike O'Brien plays the man outside. Paul Brooks and Peter Safran produced through their companies, with Buffalo Gal Pictures also involved, on a budget of about 3 million dollars.

The three leads spend most of the film trapped in a small glass booth in winter, with the threat kept outside and help out of reach. On IMDb the film holds a rating of 5.1 out of 10 from 686 votes, a middling response from viewers for a low-budget genre release.