Chris crashes into a carload of other young people, and the group of stranded motorists is soon lost in the woods of West Virginia, where they're hunted by three cannibalistic mountain men who are grossly disfigured by generations of inbreeding.
This movie contains 34 potentially triggering events.
there is a dead dear shown about 12 mins in at the side of the road - after he goes down the secluded road. dead minx is shown dead on the side of the road about 15 mins in as they are walking up the road - lingers for a few seconds but nothing else is shown of it.
Yes. A dead deer is shown when Desmond Harrington's character takes the wrong turn at the start of the film. A short time later a dead mink (roadkill) is shown at the side of the road.
The films general plot-focus is a group of college students, led by Jessie (Eliza Dushku) along with doctor, Chris (Desmond Harrington) being hunted and killed by a group of inbred cannibals living in the woods. We never explicitly see them eat human flesh but it's heavily implied, especially when the group explore the cabin early in the film.
Someone is gagged with a barbed wire type thing which is pulled very had and cuts through skin.
We see a severed ear and we kinda see someone being chopped up.
Someone has an axe through their mouth all the way through the back of their head. Essentially decapitated through their mouth.
The character of Francine is brutally killed first by the inbred cannibals when Jessie and the rest of the group split up. She's then taken to their cabin and has several limbs amputated. She is decapitated whilst she's still alive, ultimately killing her.
A villain puts his hand in a doorway hatch (he's climbing up into the watchtower building via a ladder) and one of the protagonists stamps on the hatch which hurts the villains fingers.
Jessie (Eliza Dushku) is tied to a table and gagged at the climax of the film. She is ultimately saved by Chris (Desmond Harrington) before she is harmed.
It's implied the cannibals have killed children, due to children's things being seen in their cabin that they'd have taken from the victims, and some things being seen in the victims abandoned cars.
Though, we don't see any child die on screen and there are no children in the movie.
There is no explicit sexual content. There is an implied sexual scene near the start between Francine and Evan, she pulls his trousers down and we see his him in his boxers, the scene cuts to the next shot afterwards.
It’s the other way around and I don’t think they’re college kids.
A group of friends got a flat tire due to barbwire which caused them to be on the side of the road and a guy crashed into them because he was distracted by a dead deer.