Wrong Turn

As the sun rises over the rolling hills of rural Virginia, a group of friends from New Jersey, including Jen Shaw (character not specified), her boyfriend Darius (character not specified), Adam (actor's name not specified) and his partner Milla (character not specified), Gary (character not specified) and his partner Luis (character not specified), embark on an ill-fated journey to hike the Appalachian Trail. Their excitement is tempered by warnings from local residents, including Nate (character not specified), who caution them against venturing off the marked trail. As they set out, Jen encounters a mysterious woman, Edith (character not specified), and a young mute girl, Ruthie (character not specified), whose enigmatic presence foreshadows the darkness that lies ahead.

The group's euphoria is short-lived, as tragedy strikes when Gary (actor's name not specified) is crushed to death by a rolling tree trunk, leaving his companions reeling in shock. As night falls, the remaining friends establish camp, their somber mood a stark contrast to the idyllic surroundings. The next day brings new terrors, as Milla vanishes, along with their cellphones, and Adam (actor's name not specified) is caught in a treacherous trap.

As they search for Milla, they stumble upon Adam, restrained and being carried by two primitive figures adorned with elk and deer skulls. After a tense confrontation, Adam escapes and kills the man with the elk skull, only to discover that Milla reappears, revealing she had earlier encountered these same men. The group's attempts at escape are thwarted as they're surrounded by an increasing number of masked figures.

Milla's fall into a hidden pit and subsequent impalement on sharpened tree branches serves as a grim reminder of the dangers that lurk in the shadows. Adam abandons her lifeless body, fleeing from the masked men who relentlessly pursue him. The remaining friends - Jen, Darius, Luis, and Adam (actor's name not specified) - are captured and taken to the Foundation's primitive settlement deep in the forest.

Condemned for their supposed crimes, the group is put on trial before the ruthless leader, Venable (character not specified). Jen recognizes Edith and Ruthie from their earlier encounter, a haunting reminder of the strange occurrences that have been unfolding. Adam's guilty verdict is sealed, and he meets a gruesome end at the hands of Venable.

As the darkness closes in around them, Luis attempts to escape, but Venable sears his eyes shut with a hot knife, rendering him blind. Jen pleads for mercy, promising that she and Darius would be valuable assets to the community. Venable agrees, welcoming both into their fold. In a desperate bid to secure her friends' safety, Jen reluctantly submits to Venable's advances, forever altering the course of her life.

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As the weeks tick by, Scott Shaw (Jen's father) arrives in town, driven by desperation and determination to find his missing daughter. He seeks out the motel owner for assistance and, with the help of a local tracker, sets out into the forest in search of Jen. However, their journey is cut short when the tracker and his son fall victim to a deadly trap, leaving Scott to press on alone. Eventually, he stumbles upon the secluded settlement, only to find himself surrounded by its inhabitants. In a chilling twist, Jen - seemingly under Venable's influence - greets her father with an arrow, forcing him into hiding. Venable sentences Scott to "darkness" for trespassing and imprisons him. That night, Jen sneaks away from the settlement and frees her father, revealing that she had only pretended to shoot him to avoid arousing suspicion.

As they make their escape, Jen encounters Darius, who refuses to abandon his post. Undeterred, she finds Ruthie, who joins forces with them in a bid to evade Venable's wrath. In the ensuing chaos, they kill one cultist and stumble upon the imprisoned Luis, whom Jen ultimately puts out of her mercy. As they flee from their pursuers, they encounter Nate and other armed townspeople who offer aid when cultists attack. However, the violence takes its toll, leaving one townsman dead and Jen wounded. With Venable's forces hot on their heels, Jen and Scott manage to escape, only for Venable to watch them drive away with a mixture of frustration and fascination.

Months later, Jen and her father have returned to their normal lives. However, when she visits her stepmother at home, she is shocked to find Venable and Ruthie being welcomed into the neighborhood. Confronting Venable about his sudden appearance, Jen discovers that she is several months pregnant with his child and learns of his desire for her to return to the Foundation. Reluctantly agreeing on condition that he never again meddles in their family life, Jen sets out with Venable and Ruthie on a journey back to the Foundation - accompanied by three other cultists. As the credits roll, the RV careens out of control and crashes into a parked car, likely killing or incapacitating two of the cultists. With Ruthie's hand held tightly in her own, Jen seizes the opportunity to exact revenge, striking down Venable with a knife before turning on the remaining cultist and dispatching him. As the dust settles, Jen stands victorious, ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead.