Wrong Turn 2: Dead End

In the midst of a remote West Virginia wasteland, a reality TV show unfolds, promising contestants an unparalleled survival test. The show, aptly titled "Dead End," is the brainchild of retired military commander Colonel Dale Murphy. Murphy, known for his no-nonsense attitude and military prowess, constructs an environment where the contestants are to survive at all costs. Each participant on the show has a unique skill set that they bring to the game: Naomi, a skilled martial artist, Daniel, also known as "The Teen Idol," Emma, a fitness trainer, Kiane, a skilled fighter, and Shane, a bounty hunter who thinks he's above the rules of the game. For one reason or another, they've all decided to participate in this grueling test. The contestants are dropped off at a point on the course map, where they have to navigate through the harsh terrain with little more than a canteen of water and their wits. Their primary objective is to find the next checkpoint, and if they succeed in doing so, they'll gain a further advantage. Simple. The contestants are not the only ones being "dropped" into the wasteland, however. A family of inbred cannibals, led by a violent individual known as Three Finger, also inhabit the woods. This pack is a danger to its very own members as well, with infighting for members more readily happening than in other similar films like the first Wrong Turn. As "Dead End" progresses, contestants start to notice that they are not just fighting against the treacherous terrain but also being hunted by the cannibal family. Those who have gone missing are mauled beyond recognition and mutilated, leaving the remaining contestants to question whether they are in true survival mode or simply fending off a psychopathic family. Daniel, The Teen Idol, slowly becomes aware of something wrong, realizing the unexplored lengths to which they're pushing the survival boundaries. It isn't until his teammates start disappearing that Daniel, fearing for his life, diverts his focus from acquiring the $1 million grand prize. Colonel Murphy watches the contestants frantically navigating the woods, oblivious to the terrifying circumstances faced by the 'killers' as the season is nearing its climax. When more of the participants are hunted down to their last dying moments, things take a very dire direction. Colonel Murphy is faced with real moral dilemmas about carrying through the game show. The series of intense duels are realized when Emma faces off against Three Finger in one final show piece inside of the filming.