Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort

The movie opens with Danny, a young man, arriving at Hobb Springs, a secluded resort nestled deep within the West Virginia hills. The sudden and mysterious inheritance that has brought him to this remote location is a testament to the complexities of Danny's family history, a family he has never known much about. Accompanied by his friends, the group's arrival sets off a chain of events that will forever alter their lives. Upon their arrival, they meet Jackson and Sally, a socially awkward yet friendly couple who are in charge of maintaining Hobb Springs. As they begin to explore the resort, Danny is introduced to his long-lost relatives, a clan by the name of Hillickers. The initial interactions with the Hillickers seem warm and welcoming, and Danny feels a sense of belonging he has never experienced before. However, as he spends more time with his relatives, Danny begins to realize that the Hillickers have a different way of living, one that is shrouded in mystery and taboo. Ancient traditions, rooted in cannibalism and other primal practices, have been passed down through generations, a legacy that has been hidden away from the rest of the world. The clan's eccentricities and customs start to raise red flags, and Danny begins to question the morality and sanity of his relatives. As the group explores further, they stumble upon various clues and artifacts that hint at the dark secrets within the Hillickers' world. The atmosphere at Hobb Springs begins to shift, and a sense of unease settles in. Danny's friends, initially excited about the possibility of discovering hidden treasures or unraveling family secrets, start to experience a creeping sense of dread. Jackson and Sally seem to be aware of the strange practices within the clan but are reluctant to discuss them. Their lack of transparency only adds to the mystery and fear surrounding Hobb Springs. Danny is torn between his curiosity to learn more about his family and the growing realization that he may have made a grave mistake by coming to this forsaken place. As the group delves deeper into the heart of the hill country, they encounter increasing signs of the cannibalistic tendencies of the Hillickers. They discover a series of gruesome murders that have been concealed from the outside world, victims who have been brutally slaughtered and then consumed. The evidence is overwhelming, and Danny is faced with a difficult truth: his relatives are monsters, feasting on human flesh like beasts. As tensions rise, Danny and his friends find themselves trapped in this isolated resort, unable to escape the wrath of the cannibalistic Hillickers. The group's attempts to flee or alert the authorities are thwarted at every turn, and they are forced to fend for themselves against the ruthless clansmen. The last resort has indeed become a prison, a place where Danny and his friends are hunted by the very people they once saw as family. The movie culminates in a desperate bid for survival, with Danny and his group fighting for their lives against the savage Hillickers. The West Virginia hills, once a backdrop for adventure and discovery, have become a killing ground where only the strongest will survive. In the end, only a few of the group manage to escape the deadly clutches of the cannibalistic clan, but not without scars, both physical and emotional. As they make their way back to civilization, they are left to wonder if the darkness they encountered was a product of their imagination or a grim reality. The movie ends on a somber note, a testament to the terror and tragedy that can unfold when the boundaries between family and monstrosity are blurred.