All language subtitles for The Canadoo (2016).en

- Hi, I'm Taylor.

I'm 22 years old, I'm
from Miami, Florida.

I think that I'm more
than perfect for the show

'cause I'm cute, I'm
spunky, I'm spontaneous.

Try anything once.

You can see what I mean.

(haunting music)

- What's up, guys?
I'm Sean.

There's really only three things
you need to know about me.

I'm young, I'm dumb, and
I'm full of surprises.

- Hi, my name's Ashley,

I live on a farm
outside of Charleston.

- My name's Derek,
I'm 24 years old.

I'm competitive
and I'm a winner.

- My name's Adam.

I'm 20 years old.

I think I'd be good
for your survival show.

- And, you know,
cast me on a show.

Maybe I'll raise your
production value a little bit.

(haunting music)

- Hey there.

I'm Derek.

- Ashley.

- I'm guessing you're
here for the show?

- Yeah, what gave me away?

- Are we even in
the right place?

- It's where the email
I got said to be.

- Same here.

- Hey, guys.

I'm Taylor.

- Adam.

- Ashley.

- Derek.

- Is this it?

I thought there
would be more people.

- Well, the email I got
said that we should all...

(engine whirring)

- Woo!

Let's get this party started!

Ladies and gentlemen.

I'm Sean.

I'm the winner.

Hey, Sean, I'm the winner.

- Cocky much?

- I'm just stating
the facts, baby girl.

- Okay, on that note,

you guys all got the
same email, right?

- Blah blah blah,
grand prize of $50,000.

- Wait a minute.

Is that an iPod?

- Yeah.

- Why do you have an iPod?

- Well, they said that
we could each bring

one item of our own.

- And you decided
to bring an iPod?

- Well, I'm definitely not
sitting around a campfire

singing Kumbaya with you guys.

- You do know those things
need to charge, right?

- And what did you
bring, your pom poms?

- What? This complexion
doesn't come naturally.

- I don't think you're
gonna need any help

with that out here.

- But if you need any help
applying it, I got your back.

- Well, I brought this.

My fiance gave it to me
on our second anniversary.

It was a really
really nice gift.

- Did any of you guys bring
anything that's actually useful?

Guys, we're gonna be
out in the wilderness

for God knows how long.

And none of you all brought
any practical items?

- Since you're the expert,

why don't you educate
us, survivor man?

- Bug spray?

- Yeah.

Have any of you guys actually
ever seen one of these shows?

All the contestants are
covered from head to toe

in mosquito bites from the
end of the first night.

- Did you bring
a nightlight too?

- Well, what'd you bring?

Muscle Milk or Playboy?

- I got everything
I need right here.

- Welcome to reality TV.

- Hey, guys.

(mysterious music)

- Are you here for us?

- Hold the line.

Tie her up.

- Are you sure
this thing is safe?

- Tell me this thing
is just for the show.

- So where are you taking us?

- Is it just me or does
it feel like these trees

are watching us?

- I'm a little more worried
about this floating death trap.

- Wouldn't want to
get that iPod wet.

- Honestly, I think
I'd rather be swimming.

- In that case I'll just
throw you overboard.

- Stop it.

- Guys, be careful with
any sudden movement.

This thing may capsize.

- They say war plagued
these hills years

before the white men settled.

Tribes butchered
tribes for nothing more

than land and crops.

Blood seeped through the ground

and cried out for retribution.

What crawled out of the
womb of the earth

was a force neither man
nor God could shackle.

When settlers finally
came their eyes

played witness to
unimaginable horrors.

What was once a place of life
was now a gallery of death.

Bodies littered the
earth, consumed the trees,

yet the force even as
it feeds day and night

on the souls of men,
its hunger for flesh

remains unsatisfied.

Its thirst for blood
remains unquenched.

Beware all mortal souls
that enter these woods.

None shall return.

(slow clapping)

- Bravo, bravo!

Now that, ladies and gents,
is quality entertainment.

Could have gone with a few
more fireworks and explosions,

but overall not too bad.

- At least he looks the part.

- Bet it runs in the family.

- Yeah, runs in the family.

Adam knows what
I'm talking about.

- Where do they even find
people like you at, Craigslist?

- [Sean] Who's Craig?

(laughing)

- Don't be so rude, he's
just trying to do his job.

- And he sure is cotton
pickin' good at it.

- Hey now.

- Guys, it's usually
not a good idea

to make fun of a man with a gun.

- [Sean] Come on, it's not real.

- Oh, sure it is.

Just in case the
Union soldiers happen

to come marching through
these here parts.

- Hey, you mind if
I borrow some chew?

I hear cancer's
making a comeback.

- Oh, that's so disgusting.

- What, you mean to tell
me you don't want to play

tonsil hockey with Judd
Clampett over there?

- That's it, I resign.

(haunting music)

Dry land.

Thank God, I never
thought being stranded

would look so good.

- Wouldn't want you
to hurt yourself.

- Where is everyone?

- Yeah, shouldn't there
be some kind of host or

camera crew?

- Hey, is this it?

- Is it really just us?

- [Adam] It's a Sony handy cam.

- Are you serious?

What year did they
steal that thing from?

- Probably like '05 or '06.

Jesus, it still
uses mini DV tapes.

- [Derek] Mini what?

- Guys, am I the only
one concerned that

nobody is out here?

- Yeah, I thought there'd
be some survivor expert

like Bear Grylls
or somebody here.

- You guys are so naive.

They probably have this whole
forest rigged with cameras.

They've probably been
watching us this whole time.

I'm sure they're watching
us right now and this,

thank you, is for
our POV footage.

You know, for our
diary shots and stuff.

- Alright, let's
say you're right.

So what do we do now?

- How about we just
walk into the woods

until we find a good spot?

- Wait a minute.

I think we gotta be a little
bit more strategic than that.

We can't just wander around
aimlessly without a plan.

- You got a map
there, Marco Polo?

- No, but I got a little
bit of common sense.

- Why don't we just
follow the river

and maybe it'll lead to
a larger source of water?

- You know what?

How about we just
follow the river?

I'm sure it'll lead to a
larger source of water.

- Let the journey begin.

- Journey begins.

- [Sean] So ladies, why don't
you tell us about yourselves?

- What would you like to know?

- [Sean] What do you
like to do for fun?

- The usual.

Sleepovers, pillow
fights in our underwear.

- [Sean] Mmm, what
do you say, Ashley?

Is that accurate?

- I prefer horseback riding,
going to the theater,

hanging out with
my fiance, Brad.

- [Sean] So you like movies?

- No, like musical
theater, you know, plays.

- [Sean] Yeah, that's boring.

So you're telling me your
boyfriend doesn't take you

skydiving, snowboarding,
skinny dipping?

- No.

Brad and I are saving money
to get our first house

to make a home.

You know, after the
wedding of course.

- [Sean] Wow, that's
not interesting at all!

Well, as you ladies know,
the 50,000 big ones

will only be awarded to
the last man standing.

Of course, man
standing, obviously.

And since there's
no question that

I'll go the distance, which
many females can attest to,

my question is this.

Who do you think will
be the first person

to leave the island?

- I'd say Adam.

- [Sean] Interesting.

Why Adam?

- I know his type.

Unless he can turn
that hoodie of his

into a fully functional RV,

I don't think he'll
stand a chance.

- [Sean] Oh, I like that.

It would appear the
kitten has claws.

- So who do you think
will be the first to go?

- [Sean] My money's on
Lieutenant Dan back there.

Hey, Lieutenant Dan, you
want some ice cream?

- Not one of us girls?

- Oh, don't get me wrong,
ladies,

I'm going to win.

But if I had to choose,
I'd rather get stuck

out here with you two.

Who knows what might happen?

- Keep dreaming, loverboy.

Who knows what may happen?

- What the hell?

What is that?

- That's so gross.

- Anybody have any idea
what type of animal this is?

Or was?

- [Ashley] Could be a wild boar.

- It was a snare.

- A what?

- Hunters used them
to catch animals.

And I guess the poor
guy tried to get loose

and something came along
before the hunter could.

- Who would be hunting out here?

- It doesn't look that fresh
so it's probably been a while.

- Thanks for the science
lesson, Bill Nye.

I'm gonna go.

- Hey, do you need us to stop

and take a break for a second?

- Why would you ask that?

- I just noticed you were
having a hard time keeping up.

- I'm fine.

- Guys, come over here.

Told you not to worry.

That's right, take it in,
don't all thank me at once.

- What would we do without you?

- One more time for the camera.

Yeah.

Thank you's the word
you're looking for.

(eerie music)

Look at me, I'm doing my part.

Oh, no, now, ow, ow,
yeah, get that fly!

That's what I do.

Pick up sticks.

Oh, look, another
stick, how about that?

Hmm.

No, you don't understand,
it's more than a choice,

it's a lifestyle.

I'm just too closeminded
to understand, though.

Being a furry isn't
just about sex.

Well, it is for me though.

I'm bored.

Oh, yeah, yeah, put
on some lotion.

Yeah, spray that,
oh, right there, yes,

down the thigh,
lay back, lay back.

Oh, nice, nice rotation
towards camera, oh, I love it.

I love it, oh, just bask in
all your glory, oh, my God.

- [Derek] Man, can I get a hand?

- I was just thinking
the same thing.

I would but you seem to
be doing a great job.

Wouldn't want to
steal all your glory.

Harry Potter.

Keep an eye on this for me.

- I really hope if
you have a girlfriend

that you actually treat
her with more respect.

You know or boyfriend
or whatever.

- You think I'm gay?

- No, I just didn't want
to jump to any conclusions.

I'm not judging you or anything,

I just, there's this guy
in my women's studies class

and he was so--

- I'm just messing with you,

and I don't have a girlfriend.

If you haven't noticed
I don't exactly have

the most inviting personality.

- Well, that's not true.

- Seriously?

- Yeah, just 'cause you're
not an uber extrovert

doesn't mean you're not
worth getting to know.

- Try telling that to the other

eight and a half million
people in New York.

- Come on, I'm sure you
have somebody back home.

- Actually, I just
got out of being

in a pretty serious
relationship.

- What was their name?

- Her name was Britney.

She had this knack for
making me feel like

I could actually accomplish
something with my life.

But in the end I
guess you could say

we had a difference in opinion.

- What about?

- I saw us being
exclusive and she didn't.

- I'm sorry.

You're probably better
off without her.

- What about you?

How did you meet your
wonderful boyfriend?

- Fiance.

Brad and I actually
grew up together.

But it wasn't until I
went away to college

that he finally mustered up
the courage to ask me out.

I turned him down
at first, you know,

'cause long distance
relationship,

not really a good idea,
but every time I came home

from school, every time,
he brought me a dozen roses

and asked me to dinner,
like without fail.

After a year and a
half I finally said yes

and I dunno, I've never
regretted it ever since.

- Wow.

That's a nice story.

You should sell the rights
to the Hallmark Channel.

- I know it sounds cheesy.

But it's our story.

- I don't mind the
pain or the betrayal.

It helps make me
a better artist.

- Well, everyone's
got their own Rosebud.

- Yeah.

- You know, it's
much nicer in here.

- Is that a fact?

- How about you come
in and find out?

- Really?

- Promise to keep you safe.

- Oh, my God, it's cold in here.

And that's for getting me wet.

- Are you sure you
know what you're doing?

- I've done this a couple times.

- My father taught me
how to fend for myself

growing up on the farm.

Did your father teach
you how to do this--

- I don't have a father.

- Oh, I'm sorry,
I didn't mean...

- What about you?

What are you doing here?

- What do you mean?

- You seem like you
got a pretty good life.

Good head on your shoulders.

So why do you want
to be on reality TV?

- I guess I could say
the same thing to you.

You did it!

Yes!

- [Adam] What do we have here?

- Us day one in the
wilderness and Derek here

has created fire out
of practically nothing.

- It's beautiful out here.

- Yes, it is.

- You think they're watching us?

(rustling)

What was that?

- It was probably an animal
or something, it's the woods.

- We haven't seen a single
animal since we got here.

- So what?

You think a curse
haunts them there hills?

- No.

Kind of creepy though.

What?

(suspenseful music)

Sean, Sean?

Sean?

(screams)

You're an asshole!

- (laughs) It was a joke.

- It wasn't funny, I
really thought that you--

- The Loch Ness Monster got us?

- You're such a dick.

(laughing)

(creepy music)

- Do you think it's edible?

- Oh, it's edible.

Question is, will you eat it?

- Oh, I was hungry.

- Hmm, it's a bit
chewy but not that bad.

- Ugh, I'm gonna be sick.

- Are you sure you
guys don't want any?

I'm sure there's more around.

- He's got the
right idea though.

We do need to start
thinking about food

and bugs are a great
source of protein.

- If that's our only option

I definitely just
became a vegetarian.

- Alright, you say that now.

Give it two days.

I bet that grub over there'll
start looking like a Big Mac.

- No way.

- The good news is I
bet there are plenty

of fish, frogs, and
small animals we can eat.

If we set traps maybe we
can catch bigger game.

Whoever set that
snare back there

obviously had some success.

- Could we possibly
carve some spears?

- I really don't know how I feel

about sharp objects
around this group.

- At least we have a fire,

and that's one of the
biggest hurdles out here.

- Thanks to you.

- What if it rains?

- That would be good.

That way we don't
have to worry about

filtering our drink--
(screaming)

(haunting music)

- What was that?

- What happened?

- Take a look, Rambo.

- What the hell is that?

- [Ashley] Better question is

what would do a thing
like that?

- [Adam] It's probably
a wolf or something.

- You know, last I checked

wolves don't drag
their prey up a tree.

- What do you think we
should do, detective?

Interrogate the victim?

- We need to stick together.

There are animals out here

that know this terrain
a lot better than we do.

The last thing I want is
any of us getting hurt.

- Thanks, Dad, but I
think I'll manage.

I mean, after all, it is
every man for himself.

(flies buzzing)

- It's chilly out here,
thank God we have a fire.

- After what we saw
today I'm just glad

we're not in the dark.

- What are you so scared of?

You know, most animals
are more afraid of us

than we are of them.

- Let's just hope
whatever it was

it's full and far
away from any of us.

- Don't worry, if
it shows up again

I'll turn it inside out
and make a rug out of it.

- Guys, you know I really
hate to be a buzzkill here

but don't forget this is a game.

- What do you mean?

- My point is eventually
there won't be no more

of this buddy buddy stuff.

I wish it wasn't the case,

but some of us are
gonna be going home.

It's a competition with
50 grand on the line here.

- So what you're saying
is that eventually

we all have to stab
each other in the back?

- I'm not saying that.

But like it or not,
there's gonna come a time

where we gotta
fend for ourselves.

And forget about everybody else.

- There's nothing wrong
with sticking together.

If somebody wants to
leave then they can leave.

- I'm trying to
be realistic here.

At the end of the day there
can only be one winner.

- If we're being realistic,

I think we all know
who that's going to be.

- I'm not trying to
start an argument.

All I'm saying is--

- What Derek is
trying to say is that

while it's convenient to
stick with the group now,

when push comes to shove he'll
do anything for the money.

Am I wrong?

Why don't you tell us what
you need it for so badly?

- Well, I know what I plan
on using the money for.

As you guys know, I'm
due to get married soon.

I was planning on
using the money

to help pay for the
wedding and honeymoon.

- Where are you
planning on going?

- Well, we had a
couple places in mind,

but I really want
to take this train

through the mountains in Canada

and stop at all these sweet
little towns along the way.

- Sounds like a blast.

- I thought you said

your parents are paying
for your wedding.

- Um, they are but Brad
and I wanted to help out.

- Doesn't Mr. Perfect
have a day job?

- Yeah. Um...

But he's already
done so much for me.

I just...

- Well, I'm just
gonna get a boob job.

- No shit!

- My plan is for the show
to be a stepping stone

for something greater.

I know it might seem shallow but

I really wanna be famous.

- So your goal is to
be a reality star?

- What, and you're gonna
cure cancer with 50 grand?

- Damn, now I'm thinking
about throwing in the towel.

What kind of after-market
parts we talking here, C, D?

- I was thinking--

- I think you look just
fine just the way you are.

- No it's fine, I know
it's superficial but

I really don't mind
talking about it.

- Why would you put
yourself through all that

for a bunch of guys who
aren't worth your time?

- Damn it, woman, you're
killing my boner over here.

- Look, there's a difference
between being beautiful

and being remembered.

Beauty is for pageants
and princesses but

the rest of us, we have to
claw our way to the top.

- I just think you should
do what makes you happy

and not what makes
everybody else happy.

- I'll sign the petition.

You with me, Derek?

- It's your body.

I say just be sure
it's what you wanna do

before you go under the knife.

- Jeez, you sound
just like my parents.

- You've actually talked
to your parents about this?

- Well, when this
airs I won't have to.

- So, uh, Adam....

You said you're an artist
but you never said what kind.

- I'm in this band.

We play a lot of local gigs

but we haven't really taken off.

- What are you gonna do
with the money if you win?

- I'd like to find
some dedicated members,

spruce up our gear and hopefully
record a kick-ass demo.

- That's actually really cool.

What kind of music is it?

- It's kinda like
melodic hard core

meets viking death metal.

With a touch of folk
and classical mixed in.

- That's nice.

Brad plays a little guitar.

- Oh, my God.

- What?

- So what's the name
of your band, man?

- I've been toying with
a few different names.

- Well, what do you got?

- Nothing that great.

- Come on, let us be
the judge of that.

- Yeah, come on.
- Let's hear it.

- We were thinking
Bloody Skyscrapers.

Or Bumper Planes?

The Fold Up Chairs?

Or The Liquid Shitters?

(laughing)

What?

- No, those are great,
man, just make sure

you save us a seat
at the Grammys.

- Hey, we can't fault
you on originality.

- Whatever.

It's not like it matters.

- Hey, don't give up hope.

Even a blind squirrel gets
a nut every once in a while.

- Speaking from experience?

- More than Brad.

- So what are your big plans?

I mean you are
the winner, right?

- Isn't it obvious?

Take my winnings, move
to New York or LA,

jump start my modeling career.

- No surprises there.

- Come on, with
a body like this,

be a crime not to
show it to the world.

- I'm sure you'll fit right in.

- I always do.

- I'll give you the 50K
if you can go five minutes

without making another
sexual reference.

- So, last but not least.

What about you?

- You know, I'll buy
myself a new ride.

- Please, do you
think we're stupid?

- Come on, dude.

We may all want this money
but you, you need it.

The question is why.

- It's not important.

- Well, if it's not important,
what's the big deal?

- It's personal.

- More personal than a boob job?

- I played football
in high school.

My auntie, she really
pushed me hard.

Wanted me to actually go places.

When I graduated I landed a
couple different scholarships.

Was even given a
full ride as long as

I kept my grades up.

They always say you
should have a backup plan.

So I went for communications,
played ball for two years,

everything was going great.

Until this one game.

It was close to the
end of the season,

playoffs on the line.

I was running this hitch route.

Defensive end came
around the corner

with a little bit
too much momentum,

cut me off at my knee, jacked
up my ACL and my left leg.

Doctors did everything
they could I guess.

I had a lot of complications.

But I was determined.

I was gonna work hard and go
to rehab every single day.

But at the end it
just wasn't enough.

They took away my scholarship,
and before I knew it

I was 30,000 in the hole
with a semester left

and no prospects.

So that's why I'm here.

I'ma get out of debt,
I'ma finish school,

and I'm gonna get my
life back on track.

- I'm sorry that
happened to you.

- It is what it is.

- So what are you
gonna do if you lose?

- I don't allow myself to
consider failure as an option.

(scary music)

- What the fuck was that?

- Think Red's
balls just dropped.

- Maybe one of us
should stay up.

Who wants first watch?

Guys?

(eerie music)

(groaning)

- Morning.

- Have you seen Adam?

- It's too early to be up.

- [Derek] Did you hear
anything weird last night?

- Other than The
Liquid Shitters?

- Adam's gone.

- Maybe Rainman
went into the woods,

had to take a piss or something.

- Oh, what's going on?

- Nobody's seen Adam.

- Who cares?

- Let's not jump to conclusions.

He most likely woke up and
decided to take a walk.

- She's right,
there's nothing wrong,

I'm sure he just went off
to have some alone time.

(thunder rumbling)

(eerie music)

- It's day two out
here in the wilderness

and I've decided
to take some time

out of my busy
schedule to demonstrate

survival tactic number one.

Create a deadly weapon
with your bare hands.

Now, I know what you're
thinking and yes,

my bare hands are
deadly weapons.

But for those less fortunate,
search your surroundings

for a suitable object
capable of mass destruction.

My weapon of choice?

This stick which
with a little work

could be the difference
between winning and...

What was that word again?

I'm having a hard
time remembering.

- Hey.

I hate to break it
to you but unless

you're hunting
caterpillars, that thing

isn't big enough
to do you any good.

- I wouldn't jump to
conclusions if I were you.

- You need something
much bigger.

- I'm impressed.

Really don't seem to be afraid
to get your hands dirty.

- Well, I didn't have much
of a choice growing up

on a farm.

- Sorry, I just find
it hard to picture you

as a farmhand.

- Why do you say that?

- You seem too dainty.

- Please.

When was the last time
you touched a shovel?

- I used to do landscaping

so I've had my
share of splinters.

- I have a hard
time picturing you

performing manual labor.

- Well, I didn't have
much of a choice.

- Sorry, I didn't realize--

- No, it's fine.

I grew up on the wrong
side of the tracks.

My mom left before
my sixth birthday

and my dad started drinking.

As a kid I used to walk
up to the pawn shop

and steal DVDs out of the cases.

And one day I got caught.

My dad had to pay the store
back for everything I stole.

So did I.

But you know, I deserved it.

(creaking)

- So, um, modeling.

- Actually, I...

I kinda wanna be an actor.

- Really?

- Yeah.

Not a lot of people make
it out from where I'm from.

I mean hey, if you
shoot for the stars,

even if you don't make
it, at least you won't be

where you are now.

- Well, I'm impressed.

- Well, maybe you shouldn't
judge a book by its cover.

Even when that cover is
so hard to look away from.

(scoffs)

- Still no sign of him, huh?

- Not yet.

- So strange.

It's been several
hours now, I don't know

where he could be.

- Maybe he gave up.

- Hey, you mind giving
me a hand with these?

- I guess.

What do you want me to do?

- Until we find a
source of protein,

this is gonna be our
best bet for sustenance.

We just have to separate the
good ones from the bad ones.

- What's the difference?

- It's not that difficult.

You see these, these
are extremely poisonous.

- Well, then why
would you pick them?

- Because I wanted
you guys to know

which ones to stay away from.

- So are any of them edible?

- Yeah, look, these
are okay to eat.

You see how they look
like tiny clusters

of even smaller berries?

(laughs)

You want some, don't you?

- What happened to
fending for ourselves?

- Well, maybe I couldn't
resist those puppydog eyes.

- What are you guys
munching on over here?

- Berries.

- Are there any left?

- Yeah, come on, help yourself.

- I'm not sure I trust
your berry picking skills.

- Your loss.

- Guys.

I'm really starting
to worry about Adam.

- Yeah, it's been way too long.

- One down, three to go.

- Really?

You're gonna do that now?

- It's really past the
point of joking around.

- Only the strong survive.

- Alright, you know
what, that's it.

We're gonna go
looking for him, now.

- Mm-hmm. Definitely.

- Seriously?

You guys are gonna
follow Mr. Clean?

Okay, yeah, alright, I'm coming.

(haunting music)

And this is what happens
when furries go missing.

Hang onto your pets, folks,
because if they run away

you should just
let 'em run away.

We're in a forest,
what do you expect?

This is what we signed up for.

And there's the winning ticket.

Wow, ladies and gentlemen,
you cannot get enough of that.

- Adam!

- I hope he's alright.

- I really don't see
what the big deal is.

- What if he's hurt?

- I'm telling you, this
is a waste of time.

- No, Ashley's right.

We've seen some really
weird shit out here.

Starting to believe
that old man.

- What do you mean?

- On the boat, the old
perv was going on about

some legend out here.

- This is getting
out of control.

What if he just gave up?

We all knew it was gonna
happen at some point.

- Yeah, but where'd he go?

It's not like he
can just walk home.

- You guys can go back,
I'ma keep looking.

- I thought you were
the one that said

we needed to stick together.

- This is a waste of
time, I'm headed back.

- Shh.

- What?

- You hear that?

- I don't hear anything.
- Shut up!

(faint rock music)

- [Ashley] What is that?

- Sounds like music.

- Where is it coming from?

- Sounds like over there.

- No.

(haunting music)

- We need to call for help.

- Everybody calm down, we
don't know what happened here.

- Are you blind?

Something serious has happened!

- How do you know?

Because we found his iPod
with some blood on it?

I'm sure it's not
even real blood!

- Gosh, you can't
be this stupid.

Fake blood?

You think that's fake blood?

- Haven't you seen those
Scared Straight shows?

That's all this is.

They want you to think it's
real, but it's all fake.

Let's look at the facts.

Adam goes missing
during the night

while we're all asleep.

Nobody knows what
happened to him

and the next day
we find his iPod.

That's it, I've said
it a thousand times.

It's all part of the show.

- I don't see how making
us think he's dead

is a part of the show.

- I'm telling you, we're
being pranked, that's all.

- Or somebody's
trying to cover it up.

- What?
- The way I see it,

there's been one person
stalling us this entire time.

- What are you trying to say?

- Adam's been gone all day.

Everybody else here is
concerned except you.

And you keep bringing
this stupid camera!

- Think I had something
to do with it?

- I'm not ruling it out.

- You out of your fucking mind?

- I don't know, you tell me!

- If anybody has something
to gain, it's you.

We all heard your
sob story last night.

Maybe you couldn't wait
any longer so you decided

to balance the
odds in your favor.

- Man, what you talking about?

- Couldn't handle
the competition.

So you decided to start
picking us off one by one,

am I right?
- No, stop it.

- You seem a little upset
for someone's who's innocent.

- You see any blood on my hands?
- See any on mine?

- Doesn't matter, okay?
We just need to keep looking.

- You know what, you're right.

You wanna play CSI?

I'm down.

But I vote we split up
to cover more ground.

- Are you sure
that's a good idea?

- Fine.

We'll split up.

We'll circle the lake and
we'll meet back at the camp.

- Sounds good to me.

- I'll go with him.

- Be safe, we'll see
you back at camp.

(haunting music)

- Fucking dick.

So painfully obvious it's
all part of the show!

He's gonna feel like real
jackass when he finds out.

- Let's give them
something to edit out.

(unzipping)

- You know I had nothing
to do with this, right?

- Yeah, of course I do.

You think something
bad really happened?

- Honestly, I don't know.

If something bad did happen,
we need to be prepared.

Nobody gonna help us out here.

- Hey, why don't we
stop for a minute?

- I'm good, let's keep going.

- It's not a problem.

- I said I'm fine!

- Why do you get so hostile
when people try to help you?

- I keep telling you
the same thing,

I'm okay.
- You're not okay!

You've been grabbing your
knee ever since we got here.

What is it with you guys?

Every time a woman
offers you help,

you think you're weak!

Are you really
that narrowminded?

Why did I come out here?

I mean look at me I'm filthy,
I'm sweaty, and for what?

50 grand?

I could be at home right
now riding horses, but no.

I just had to come out here.

- Look, I know you
said why you're here.

But it's not just about
the money for you, is it?

- You wanna know what it is?

Pride.

Brad takes care of
me, he always has.

Anything I ever needed.

He would handle it.

That may sound nice,
but after a while

you start to feel
pretty worthless.

Like you can't even
brush your teeth

without somebody there to help.

- So you're here to
prove to yourself

that you can stand
on your own two feet?

When I got hurt, I
had to go through

multiple knee surgeries.

I couldn't even walk.

My auntie, she had to
do everything for me.

She helped me get dressed,
get in and out of the car.

She even had to help
me take a shower.

Man, was I miserable.

So now anytime somebody
tries to help me,

it just takes me back to
that place and that time.

I couldn't do
anything for myself.

So you not wanting to
rely on other people,

I can understand that.

Come on, man, don't you go
crying on me or nothing.

- You look relaxed.

- Eh.

- Where are you going?

- Gotta take a piss.

- Thanks for sharing.

- Thanks for asking.

(urinating)

(cracking)

(screaming)

(intense music)

Taylor!

Taylor, hold on!

(grunting)

Taylor!

(shouting)

(panting)

- No way that that is true.
- I swear to you it is.

- Nope, there's no
way they'd switch

your medical chart
with another person.

- Yep.
- No.

- Apparently it
happens all the time.

- No way.
- Can you believe that?

- No!
(laughing)

That's like, wrong.

- Sean.
- What the hell?

- We have to leave right now!
- Dude, where's Taylor?

- I don't know, it
happened so fast,

I didn't have time
to do anything.

- We can't help you until
you tell us what happened.

- We have to leave right now!
- Why?

- Where's Taylor?
- I don't know!

Something got her!
I turned away for a second and

the next thing I
knew she was gone.

- What do you mean,
something got her?

- What happened to your leg?

We have to go get help.

- Who's gonna help us?

- Nobody if we stay here!

- So she just disappeared, huh?

- Yeah, that's what I said.

- Just like Adam, right?
- Yeah, I guess.

- Seems kinda odd, doesn't it?
- You wanna do this again?

- You're the one standing here
with blood on your hands!

- Yeah, my own fucking blood!

- All of it?
- Fuck you, this is bullshit!

- No one is accusing
anybody here!

Okay, we just need to go
back to where you were

and see if we can
find some answers.

Take us there, Sean!

- It doesn't matter, I'm sure
we're already dead anyway.

- Hey.

This place isn't safe anymore.

- Anymore?

- I think it might be a good
idea for you to head back.

- Where am I supposed to go?

- Just head back
the way we came.

Try to get to the river
and flag somebody down.

- Seriously?

You think it would be safer
for me out there by myself?

(haunting music)

Where'd you get that?

- I found it this morning while
I was out looking for food.

Look, I don't know what
we're about to walk into

and I'm not so sure
I can protect you

if something were to happen.

- I'll take my chances.

- I don't think you understand.

No one is coming to help us.

- How do you know that?

- I don't.

But based on everything
that's happened,

I'm not counting on it.

- They wouldn't just
send us out here to die.

- We don't know that.

- And our families, they have
to know where we are, right?

- It's gonna be okay.

We're gonna make it
out of here somehow.

- [Sean] It's right over here.

- Remember.

If anything happens, you run.

- This is where it happened.

(suspenseful music)

This isn't a fucking
game anymore.

We need to make our
way back to the river.

Hopefully we can find some help.

(camera whirring)

- Let's give them
something to edit out.

- Where is she, what did you do?

- This isn't helping!

- You don't know what
he is, what he did?

- What'd I do?
Let go of me!

(grunting)

(rustling)

- You guys.

Guys.

There's something out there.

Come on.

(cries out)

No, Derek, Derek, wait!

Derek, wait!

- No, no, no, come on!

No, no!

No, no, no!

- Go.

Do you think someone's in there?

- I don't see anybody.

- Wait.

Are you sure it's safe?

(knocking)

(door creaks)

(eerie music)

Sean.

- What?

What is this?

- I don't know.

- Hold on, you don't
think this is--

- I don't know what it is,

I just think we don't
need to be in here.

- Is this some
kind of cult shit?

None of this was
ever a fucking game.

- What are those?

(camera whirring)

(screaming)

- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.

(screaming)

- Oh, my God, we're gonna die,

we're gonna die,
we're gonna die!

- No, no, no, we're gonna make
our way back to the river.

We're gonna leave this place.

We'll find help, okay?

(muffled voices)

After I open the door, make
your way back to the river.

No matter what, don't
look back, okay?

(door creaking)

(intense music)

- Sean, help me please,
Sean, help me, help me!

- Ashley, Ashley, no!

- Sean, please help
me, Sean, Sean!

(eerie music)

- We quell the beast
with this sacrifice.

May the blood of these
lambs bring fulfillment.

- Ashley.

Ashley, wake up.

(grunting)

Ashley.

- Sean?

- Ashley, I'm right here.

- Sean, what happened?

- I don't know.

Try to get your hands free.

- I can't, I can't.

(intense music)

Sean you have to help me please!

Please help me, Sean!

I can't feel my
fingers, help me!

- Hey. Hey. I got you, okay?
- Okay, okay.

(groaning)

- Try to get the rope over!
- Help me please,

he's coming, he's coming, Sean!

Help me!
- I'm trying!

- Please, please,
I can't, I can't.

- Almost, almost, almost!

- He's coming!

(shouting)

Sean, Sean, he's coming.

- I'm sorry, I really am.

- No, I don't want to
die, no please, wait!

No, no, no, no, no!

(gun fires)

(rustling)

(gun fires)

(groans)

(intense music)

(gun fires)

(shouting)

(gun fires)

(breathing heavily)

(sobbing)

(crashing)

(low growling)

(shouting)