nonfiction movie about a murder at a rest stop

A detective hunts down a serial killer who only kills at rest stops. Based on REAL UNSOLVED MURDERS that have taken place in Rest Areas all across America.

Formerly known as iconic, family-friendly interstate stops, many American motels have become places where transience and anonymity often go hand-in-hand. Murder at the Motel explores tragic murder cases set in motels and the pursuit to bring justice to the victims. The personal stories of the victims and of how the investigations unfolded are told from the perspective of family members and law enforcement officers who work tirelessly in their quest to solve these horrific crimes.

A propulsive cat and mouse thriller that follows the twisted journey of two women after a fateful encounter at a highway rest stop

On a cold and lonely night, a hapless driver stops to investigate an isolated rest stop. He finds himself caught in a series of deadly accidents…

At a highway rest stop, a meek professor turned best-selling spy novelist summons the courage of his alter-ego/nom de plume to rescue a women from being beaten to death.

An innocent road trip takes a sinister turn when two young women and the hitchhiker they've picked up along the way are forced to stop at a roadside motel.

A captivating one hour about murder on the road. From hitchhiking horrors to hookers on the road, tragic truckers to mysterious serial killers, this flick utilizes forensic evidence and witness testimony to tell the tales of road wrong gone wrong.

In Texas, the aspirant actress Nicole Carrow runs away home to Los Angeles with her boyfriend Jess Hilts. They drive through a shortcut in an old road, and when they park in a rest stop, Jess is abducted by the sadistic driver of an old yellow truck. Along the night, Nicole is threatened by the sick maniac, while mysterious things happen to her in the place.

This film is a portrait of a highway rest stop in the middle of the Picardy countryside. A place like in a dream, rustling with the thoughts and lives of those who pass through it and who work there, but also a real place, a genuine observation post of today's Europe and where the violence of single market competitiveness is bluntly visible, along with contemporary rootlessness and solitude.