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Isaac, please go out and check on the generator.

Damn it!

Isaac, is that you?

Isaac?

Isaac!

- We’re here, huh? - Wow.

I think I’m gonna be sick.

Again.

That has got to Bethe longest flight of my life.

Did you smell the pilot’s breath?

I’m he flew us here totally wasted.

Okay, at least we all arrived here in one piece.

Check out geek boy.

Dude, it’s just gross.

Sure hope he cleans that up.

I can’t remember us having that for breakfast.

Hey, are you gonna be okay?

Yeah, yeah, I’ll be okay, just,

just give me a second, okay?

Hey, what time did Sarah say the tour company

was gonna be here to pick us up?

She didn’t say.

Okay, I’ll be right back.

Yeah, yeah, sure, go, I’ll, I'll catch up.

Guys, where is he off to in such a hurry?

Hey, hey, guys, I think the pick-up point

they were talking about is over there.

Oh, okay.

Oh, guys, I never thought I'd be so happy

to be back on the ground. - Me too.

Hey, we made it, we’re finally in Africa.

How’s James holding up?

He’ll be okay, he's just not really big on flying,

or driving or any kind of traveling for that matter,

but he really wanted to come with me.

Uh, Mia?

Which part of "travel light" didn't you get?

You do know we're only here for a few days, right?

You can never be too sure.

Besides, this way I have all my essentials with me.

That's way too many essentials.

Don't say I didn't warn ya!

Here, Mia, let me help you with that.

I could've done that myself, you know.

Never doubted you for a second,

just thought I'd give you a hand,

but if you want it, it's all yours.

All 60 pounds of it.

Guys, shouldn't the tour bus be here already?

Yeah, they were meant to be here when we arrived.

I'll just give 'em a quick call and see what's up.

I'm not even getting a dial tone.

I don't think we get any reception out here.

You guys getting any signal on your phones?

Nope, got no signal on my phone.

- No, nothing. - Yeah, same here.

Great, so we're stuck in the middle of fricking Africa

and I can't check my messages or even make a call.

Yeah, I'm gonna go ask those guys over there

and see if they've got any reception.

Dude, come on, man, that wasn’t as far as your last one.

You're losing your touch, come on, here we go!

- Let me try it again. - Come on, man.

- Hold on, hold on, hold on. - Come, here we go.

I have a really big one saved up.

Come on, go for it, here we go.

- Mm, mm. - Here we go, Log.

Boo-yah, woo, woo!

Gotta be some kind of record, Bob, damn.

Emily.

How long you been standing there for?

Uh, long enough.

Hey, do you guys have any cell phone reception?

- Um... - Um...

- Um.. - Uh...

- No. - Nope, nothing.

But that's to be expected out here.

You trying to look this place upon Google Maps?

I have a printed map in my bag of the entire area

if you wanna borrow it. - No, thank you.

We're just trying to contact the tour company

to see what's keeping them.

I mean, they should've been here already.

Okay.

I'm sure they'll be here any minute now.

Hey, hey, guys.

I think we gotta conserve all the water we have, huh?

We have no idea how long it’s gonna be before they get here.

You mean we might be stranded out here?

What about the wild animal sand stuff?

Food, water.

- Where are we gonna sleep? - Calm down, Mia.

I'm sure everything will be just fine.

Right?

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

Hey, guys, look over there!

Oh!

It's about frigging time.

Hey, guys, so sorry to keep you all waiting.

- I'm Adam Shaw, your tour guide. - William Reese.

Man, are we happy to see you guys.

Beginning to think you forgot about us or something.

- Yeah. - Yeah, real sorry about that.

We had some problems with the bus this morning,

but tried calling you and couldn't get through.

Yeah, we tried calling too, got no reception here.

- How'd you get signal? - I got a satellite phone

so it pretty much works from anywhere.

Cool.

Oh, this is my girlfriend Sarah,

her younger sister Mia.

This is Emily.

In the back here we've got Emily’s friend James.

Got Bobby and...

- Logan. - Logan.

Well, it's great to meet you all.

You must be dying to get to the lodge,

so let's get you out of here.

- Awesome. - Yeah.

- Cool. - Cool.

Come on.

Let me help you with that.

Wow, thank you.

Oh.

What's going on?

Why have we stopped?

Are we at the lodge?

Afraid not.

Sorry, guys, we're gonna check out the problem.

Just sit tight, okay?

Uh, Mr. Shaw.

You need to come and see this.

What is it, what am I looking at here?

The radiator, Mr. Shaw.

It's burst a pipe.

You assured me you'd fixed all the problems

with the bus this morning.

I did, Mr. Shaw, I promise you,

but when it's hot like this, anything is possible.

How long is it gonna take to fix?

I can't fix this here, Mr. Shaw.

I'm going to need more part sand probably better tools.

Are you telling me we’re stuck out here?

Only for now, Mr. Shaw.

We can call my uncle, he can bring me the tools

and parts that I need and we can fix this down wire.

Mr. Shaw?

Uh, Mr. Shaw?

- Huh? - What do you want to do?

This is unacceptable.

We are now extremely behind schedule.

I gotta make a call.

Where the hell's he going?

I don't know.

What's he saying?

No idea, I though the fixed this damn thing.

So, uh, what's wrong with the bus?

Yeah, how bad is it?

Sorry to break it to you guys, but it looks like

we're gonna be stuck out here for a while.

But you can fix it, right?

Unfortunately, we don't have the right tools or parts to fix it.

This just keeps getting better and better.

Come on, this is not what we all signed up for.

- Yeah. - Look, I understand

you're all upset, okay, it's not what I planned either.

- There is another option though. - Which is?

Well, the way I see it,

we're about eight miles out from the lodge.

So we can sit tight and wait for help to arrive,

or we can hike it on foot.

Eight miles ain't too bad.

If we're that close, why can’t someone come and fetch us?

I tried calling the lodge now but I couldn't get through.

Leaving the bus?

Isn't that dangerous?

I mean, aren't there wild animals out there?

It's Africa, there's a lot of wildlife out there.

But I've been doing this for a while.

Don't worry, I'll get you all there safely.

I say we go on foot.

James?

Hey, you're the one with the compass for adventure.

I'm just along for the ride, remember?

Come on, a hike through the mountains?

It sounds amazing!

- It'll be fun! - Come on.

- Yeah! - See what I mean?

Great, well, then it's decided.

Just grab all your belongings.

We won't be coming back to the bus.

Seriously, Mia, how are you gonna carry

all this up the mountain?

Well, I'm not leaving anything behind.

- I'll manage. - Okay.

- Ready? - Yeah.

How stubborn can one person be?

Come on, let's get going.

Wait, isn't the bus driver gonna come with us?

No, he's gonna stay behind and wait until help arrives.

Shouldn't we leave him some food and water?

It's really hot out here.

He's got plenty of supplies on the bus.

He'll be okay, he knows this better than anyone.

Okay.

Well, I guess so.

This year's gotta be the year, you know?

I gotta get drafted this year.

- Gotta get drafted? - That's right.

- Okay. - Gotta do it, man.

- You think so? - Hey.

- Want some water? - Please, hon.

Thanks, needed that.

Stupid bum bus.

Why couldn't you just get us there?

Oh no, of course not, that would've been way too easy.

I know, why don't I just drag this thing

all the way up this fricking road by myself.

Give me a sec.

Sure.

Are you sure you don't need any help with that?

I'm managing.

Then how about some water?

I'm fine.

Come on.

Just a sip.

Okay.

- Thanks. - See?

That wasn't so hard, was it?

What do you mean?

Letting someone help you for a change.

That wasn't so hard, was it?

Listen, I know it's been tough for you the last few months.

It's been hard for me too.

How could you possibly know how hard it's been for me?

You were never there.

You can't even begin to imagine what it's been like

growing up without a sister,

how hard it's been for me,

for Dad towards the end.

I'm sorry, Mia, I'm so sorry I left both of you.

Dad being in the military made him emotionless.

He pushed me away.

He was good at that.

And I was always so, so angry all the time.

I just couldn’t live like that anymore.

So your solution was just to abandon us and leave?

Things were more complicated back then, Mia.

I never realized how ill Dad was until...

Until...

Look, I'm sorry.

It's just that I needed you around and you weren't there.

It's all in the past now anyway.

It doesn't even matter anymore.

Let's just make the most of this trip together.

Dad wouldn't want for us to fight.

No, you're right, he wouldn't.

I'm sorry, Mia.

I'm so sorry I left you guys when you both really needed me.

Come on, they're leaving us behind.

So, how long before we turn off the road?

Okay, okay, I'm calling it.

Five minutes.

Well, you did say you wanted

to stretch your legs for a little bit.

Okay, emphasis on a little bit.

An eight-mile hike through the African sun

is not what I had in mind.

Well, it could be worse.

What could be worse than this heat?

Lions, for one thing.

Or a crocodile or hyena or snakes.

- Like that one right there! - What?

Well, even if that was the case,

I'm sure our tour guide knows the safest way to lodge.

- Isn't that right, Adam? - Yeah, yeah, of course.

You guys don't have to worry about lions or hyenas.

They very seldom come up into the mountains.

Same goes for the rest of the big five.

Hello?

Hello?

Mr. Shaw?

Is that you?

Wait, did you hear something?

Hear what?

I'm sure I heard something.

It was probably just the wind, or your wild imagination.

I'm not kidding, I know I heard something.

- It sounded like a... - Hey, everything okay?

You guys are lagging behind, come on.

Okay.

Yeah, you're probably right.

It's nothing.

It's crazy, right?

Okay.

This is the path that leads up into the mountains,

past the waterfall, and down towards the lodge.

It can be a little tricky to navigate at times,

so please stay behind me.

Make sure you don't stray off the path.

Okay, don't worry about us, man.

- We'll be right behind you. - Okay.

Talking to you, fool.

- Oh, he's talking to you. - No, he's talking to you.

- That's a fact. - He's talking to you, fool.

- Got it? - Yeah.

Oops!

Girls okay?

How much further to the lodge?

I'm sure we’re getting close, Mia.

You guys, is that water?

Yeah, the main waterfall is just beyond that ridge.

Oh, that's fantastic.

- Did you guys hear that? - Yeah.

Oh, I hear that sweet sound all right,

but I'll believe it when I see it.

Wait.

What the hell, bro?

Look.

That over there,

that's a gate trap.

Local tribesman use it to catch impala and other buck.

One more step, you would’ve got yourself killed.

Oh my gosh.

- Thanks, man. - No problem.

Step over it, guys, be careful.

- Watch your bag. - Yeah.

Oh, this is incredible!

Oh yeah.

All right.

Dude, are you okay?

Are you gonna start crying?

It's the most beautiful thing l've ever seen.

- Oh, Logan. - Okay, everyone.

If you could just top up your canteens and water bottles,

we'll be pushing on in about five minutes.

- Whoa, what? - What's the rush?

- We just got here. - Yeah, look, I think

we could all use a bit of a rest, don't you?

Okay, you got 10 minutes and that's it, all right?

- We gotta push on. - All right.

Trust me, you don't wanna be stuck out here after nightfall.

- All right. - Okay, cool.

Well, I gotta pee, be back in a sec.

That was quick.

What's with the rock?

Emily?

What's wrong?

There's something in those trees.

It's probably just a big monkey

or a buck or something.

Yeah, guess you're right.

Okay, sorry, guys.

Time to move on.

We ain't got much sunshine left.

And to think, I was just starting to enjoy myself.

Yeah, come on, guys, let's push on.

We'll catch up.

Are you sure you’ve got everything, Mia?

Yeah.

Oh crap, I forgot to fill up my water bottle.

- Give me a sec? - Okay.

- But hurry up. - Guys, go ahead.

We'll catch up.

- All right. - Cool, man.

- Thanks. - Sister's too much.

- I'm sorry. - Don't stress.

Mia!

- Did you hear that? - Yeah.

It sounded like it came from the waterfall.

It must be others, we should go back!

- Mia! - Wait, wait!

Please let go of me!

Get off her!

Whoa!

Stay back, stay back!

- Oh my God, you're bleeding! - It's not my blood!

It's not my blood, just keep him the hell away from me!

Stay back!

I'm warning you!

What do you want?

What the hell is he saying, Bobby?

I don't know, I don't speak the native tongue, man!

What the hell's going on, is everything okay?

I don't understand you, what do you want?

Is everything okay?

Get behind me, quickly.

All of you!

Take her and get out of here, I'll handle this.

What's he trying to say?

Just follow the path and I'll catch up, okay?

Get the hell out of here, now!

- It's okay. - Why...

- It's not coming off. - It's okay.

- No, no. - It's coming off.

- It's coming off. - It's not coming off.

What the hell just happened?

Who was that freaking... why was he covered in blood?

Don't worry, he won't be bothering any of you anymore.

What do you mean, what happened to him?

I chased him into the forest and he ran away.

I thought you were gonna tell us you killed him or something.

So wait, who exactly was that and what is he doing here?

There's a small tribal village just beyond those mountains.

Must've come down from there.

They do the odd job for the lodge.

Yeah, but why was he covered in blood?

Could've been out hunting or something.

It's not uncommon.

That's so barbaric.

We've gotta get going, guys, we're close to the lodge.

- Okay? - Yeah.

Okay, let's do it.

All right.

There it is, guys.

Just through the trees.

Come on, we're close now.

You've done real well.

There is totally a beer with my name on it.

Well, guys, we made it.

The lodge is just beyond the stables.

Oh, sweet.

Oh, man.

- Whoa. - What's that disgusting smell?

You can tell you’re a real city girl, Mia.

That's the smell of Grade A premium horse manure.

Well, it smells like shit.

Agh, shit!

At least we know the manure's fresh.

Very funny, William.

Mademoiselle, horse eau de toilette?

- Where are all the horses? - Yeah.

They're probably out in the main field.

That wagon is amazing.

James, please take a photo of me on it.

Yeah, sure, sure.

- Hurry, let me in, let me in. - Sorry.

- No problem. - Guys.

We gotta get to the lodge, let's hurry it up.

Okay, cool.

Got it.

- All right. - Come on.

- Okay, cool. - Holy shit!

It's fucking awesome here, Logan!

- We are so going swimming later. - Yeah.

This is definitely a lot better than I thought it would be.

This was such a good idea.

We're going for a swim later.

Beautiful.

So, uh, is it always this quiet around here?

No, it's not.

Well, that's not very reassuring.

I see boats, but where are all the people?

Where do you think everybody went?

I don't know.

Hello?

Is anyone here?

Where is everybody?

Man, either the food here is really bad or...

Or everyone left in a hurry.

Sick, dude, what are you doing?

Just having a late breakfast.

Honestly, Logan, that's just gross.

I'm hungry, bro.

How can anyone live out here without any signal?

I'm sure you'll survive, Mia.

Hello?

Can we get some assistance out here please?

There should be someone manning the front desk.

- Anybody home? - Guys, where is everybody?

Can't we just call someone?

Seriously?

The line's dead.

Let me try.

She's right, it's dead, there's no dial tone.

Hey, hey, what's this?

Sorry.

What's it say?

"Dear guests, our apologies for not being able

to greet you upon your arrival.

The staff and guests are traveling into town

to attend the funeral of one of our staff members

who sadly and unexpectedly passed away."

Uh, "Please find an envelope

containing the keys to your cabins."

Guess that's for you.

Uh, "Make yourselves at home and help yourselves

to the kitchen and the bar. - All right, yeah.

"We trust you'll enjoy your stay with us

and apologize for any inconvenience caused."

- I'll say. - "We look forward

to seeing you all tomorrow morning.

Kind regards, Management."

Well, that's a relief.

Don't think I could've handled any more surprises today.

I wonder who died.

Well, it must've been somebody pretty important

for them to leave this place unattended.

- Who cares? - Mia!

At least we're finally here.

As long as we're not sleeping out in the fricking wild,

I'm happy.

Well, guys, we've all had a real long day.

So why don't we get you all checked in?

James and Emily, you got cabin number six.

James, please don't lose our key.

Well, that will be impossible

because this key is visible from space.

Logan and Bobby, number seven.

- All right. - Thanks, man.

Number eight, the lovely couple.

- Sweet. - Thank you.

Oh, well look at that, Mia.

Looks like you got cabin nine all to yourself.

Thank you.

Okay, well, let's get you all checked in, freshened up,

and we'll meet for dinner at 19 hundred...

sorry, guys, old habits.

- 7 PM local time. - Great, what's for dinner?

Honestly, must you always think with your stomach?

- Yeah. - Well, I was thinking

we marinate some meat and get ourselves

a nice barbecue going down by the river.

- What do you think? - Oh, yeah.

- Awesome, yeah. - Perfect.

- Yeah! - Well, it's settled then.

- See you all in a bit. - Perfect.

- All right. - Come on, sweetie.

Thanks.

Wow.

This cabin is gigantic.

Yeah, it's awesome.

Check the fireplace!

How romantic.

There would've been more than enough space here for Mia.

Babe, you know Mia already feels like a third wheel on this trip.

That's why having her own space is important to her.

Yeah, I guess so.

I just wanted this trip to be perfect for everyone.

It is perfect.

You're perfect.

Look, I can't talk for Miabut I'm sure she appreciates

you trying to make up for lost time and reconnect with her.

- You think so? - Absolutely.

- Oh yeah. - Dude, this is fresh.

Oh man.

- Oh yeah. - Beer.

Oh man.

Oh, dude, I don't know about you, man,

but I could so get used to this.

What's in the fridge?

Why am I not surprised?

Man.

Oh man.

We're here!

Dude!

Where do you think we’re sleeping?

- No, no, no! - Oh, no, no!

No, no, no!

Yes!

- He shoots, he scores! - That's bullshit.

I ain't sleeping down thereon that couch.

You snooze, you lose, man.

- Man, you're such a douchebag. - It feels good.

Whatever.

Oh yeah.

These must be our rooms.

What do you think of the place?

Yeah, I think it's got character.

Uh...

Uh, I, I distinctly remember asking for two single beds.

Yeah, looks like they got the sleeping arrangements wrong.

Yeah.

Hey, look, you don't mind sleeping on the couch?

You know I like to sleep in the nude.

Oh, sure, sure, of course.

Nude?

- I'll be outside. - Okay.

Seriously?

Come on, give me a fricking break already.

Can't believe my luck.

Well, I'm not going to the barbecue looking like that.

- Hey. - Hey.

You guys started the party without us.

Oh, we thought we’d have an early start.

This is a nifty little place you guys found here.

Yeah. We saw it on the way in, and as usual,

Logan and I took it upon ourselves

to sample all the drinks before we gave this place

- our final stamp of approval. - Oh, yeah?

And what rating would you guys give it so far?

Well, we haven't tried everything just yet,

but I'd say six or seven.

What do you say, Logan, a solid seven out of ten?

Definitely seven.

Although, they do lack some of the selection

we have back home.

You guys do know these drinks ain't free, right?

Hey, they did say, "Help yourself to the bar."

Matter of fact, here you go.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

- Cheers, man. - Cheers.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Damn.

- Here's a beer. - Oh, better.

- And that's for you. - Thank you.

So, uh, where's Mia?

She told us she wanted a shower first,

but don't worry, she'll meet us at the barbecue.

- All right. - Bobby, behave yourself.

Hey, hey, guys, where's Adam?

Uh, he's outside manning the fire,

which I must admit smells amazing.

So what do you guys say we take these beers

- and the party outside? - Sounds good to me.

All right, all right, let's do it.

Logan, come on, let's go, man.

So, we're kind of designing a similar character

about that at the moment, and what this character does,

he's got, like, this big Afro, like a curly, blonde Afro.

I'm thinking of calling him Gold Top or Gold...

Scoot over.

- Hi, Emily. How you doing? - Hey, Logan.

I'm cool, thank you.

Uh, look, uh, I'm gonna get another drink.

- You want something? - Be a sport.

and get me another beer, why don't ya?

- Yeah. - I'm okay. Thank you, James.

Hey, Sarah, is Mia still coming?

Yeah, she's probably just running late.

But she should've been here by now.

You know your sister, she's probably painting

her toenails or something.

I'm sure she'll be here any minute, man.

I guess so. It's just unlike her to take this long.

So, what do you think of this whole Africa thing?

Yeah, I think Africa is amazing.

I mean, Sarah and I have been planning this trip

for, like, a really long time.

Do you work out?

Oh, uh, yeah, I mean, I work out.

Yeah, you can see.

I work out a lot.

I know you... I can tell.

Yeah, wow, your muscles really are big.

A man's got to keepin shape, right?

Yeah, totally. I mean, health is, like, super important.

Get you a beer.

Yeah, I'll get you another beer.

What do I look like, a freakin' waiter?

Sorry, Emily, uh...

Nature calls. I got to take a piss.

Okay.

- What the hell, dude? - Sorry, Logan.

I didn't see you there, okay, sorry.

How could you not see me there?

I was standing right there.

Look, I said I was sorry, okay?

Hey, here, take a beer.

Dipshit.

Is everything all right with James?

Uh, yeah, I don't know.

He's acting strange this entire trip.

Stupid, arrogant bastard.

Logan?

Logan!

Where the hell did he go?

He's probably arm wrestling with a hippo

or rolling around with an alligator or something.

He's just one big, fat muscle.

Yeah, Emily will see that.

She'll see through it, through that pork sausage.

Bobby, this really was a great idea.

I can't remember the last time l roasted marshmallows.

- I know, right? - Me too.

Hey, always come prepared.

What was that?

That was a hyena.

Hyena? I thought you said we didn't have to worry

about hyenas or lions out here.

That was further up in the mountains.

Down here, well, that's another story.

Oh, great.

Dude, what took you so long?

What did I miss?

You guys having marshmallows without me?

- Mm-hm. - Not cool.

Are you okay, man?

Your nose is bleeding.

I stumbled in the dark

and a branch hit me in the face.

Oh, I got my blood all over my shirt.

Loges, grab this.

Thanks.

Hey, are you okay? What's wrong?

I'm really worried about Mia.

I think something is wrong.

I'm sure she just didn't want to come hang out,

so she went to bed early. - No, I don't think so.

She wouldn't just do that without telling me.

- Okay, I'll go check on her. - No, no, you stay.

If she's still angry with me, then I need to do this.

- You sure? - Yeah, I'm sure.

I'll be right back.

Okay.

Hey, is she gonna be okay?

Yeah, she'll be fine.

Hey, dude, throw another marshmallow this way.

- Here you go, man. - Awesome, thanks.

Hey, the fire looks like it’s dying down.

Yeah, it needs some firewood.

Don't look at me.

I'm not trying to get eaten by no wild animal.

I did not come to Africa to die.

I'll get some more wood from the stables.

Thanks, man.

- I'll be right back. - Cool.

- Oh! - Oh! Toasty.

There it goes, smoke in the eye.

I got it, I got it, you're losing a marshmallow.

- Grab it. - Okay, got it.

- You okay, bro? - No, man. My shirt.

Have a marshmallow.

Eh.

Aw.

Mia! Open up.

Mia, it's me, open up!

Mia?

Mia? This isn't funny, you're really freaking me out.

- Shit. Hear that? - It sounded like a...

scream.

Oh, shit.

Sarah!

Sarah!

Open the door! Sarah!

Sarah!

What the fuck?

Sarah, what happened?

It took her eyes!

Buddy, it took her eyes.

It took her eyes, William!

Sarah, Sarah, are you okay?

Are you hurt?

Come on, come on.

Oh my God. Let's get out of here.

Is Mia okay?

She's dead.

- What the fuck? - No. No!

You can't see this.

What happened?

Her eyes are removed from her skull.

Her fucking throat is slashed, man.

What kind of animal would do such a thing?

No animal does that, Logan!

We got to call the cops, dude.

So messed up. Fuck!

Uh, where's Adam? Where's Adam, dude?

He went back to the stables to get more firewood.

Have either of you seen James?

No, not since dinner.

What? Why are you all looking at me like that for?

You were the last person to see him.

And how did you get that nosebleed again?

I... I told you I walked into a stupid branch.

What the hell are you trying to say?

Calm down, Logan!

She's not trying to say anything, okay?

Enough! Somebody needs to go and find Adam.

- He's got the satellite phone. - Yeah, but what about James?

He's still out there.

Look, you guys stay here.

I'll go look for him.

Look, I'm gonna come with you.

The two of us can cover more ground together.

Suit yourself.

Okay, I'll go find Adam.

We'll all meet back in the main lodge

in ten minutes.

Are you gonna be okay with Sarah?

I'll be fine.

We'll see you guys at the lodge.

- Okay. - Hey, guys...

Watch your backs.

- James? - Adam?

He should be back by now.

Where's the last place you seen him go?

The last time I saw him, he followed you

into the woods over there.

- Let's go. - After you.

James?

James, where are you?

Adam?

Adam?

Adam?

Where is this guy?

Adam?

Adam, that you?

Adam?

Are you in there?

Oh, what is that smell?

Ah!

Ah!

Help me, please.

Help.

Hey.

James?

James, where are you?

- James? - Adam?

Holy shit!

Oh.

Oh my God.

Oh my God, it's Adam.

Oh, part of what's left of him.

What the fuck is going on?

Okay. Okay, okay, okay.

Look, we need to... we need to find the satellite phone.

Look around for it somewhere, it has to be around here.

I found it.

It's smashed to pieces.

What are we gonna do now?

Well, we still need to find James.

It's too dangerous. We need to get help.

Well, I'm not leaving without him.

Forget it. Mia's dead, and now Adam?

We need to get the hell out of here

while we still can. - No.

Help!

- That sounds like Bobby. - I know, come on.

Help!

Logan!

William!

Emily!

- Bobby? - Emily!

Bobby.

Oh, God, it's so good to see you guys.

Come on, come on. Quickly.

Here, drink some of this, okay?

It'll help calm your nerves.

Come on, guys.

Bobby, put her down over here.

- Shit, shit. - Hey.

What's going on?

- Who's this? - I don't know.

I was at the stables and I found a room

filled with bodies.

It must be the guest and staff from this lodge, man,

because she was just lying amongst them bleeding out.

What the hell have we walked into here?

Guys, I'm gonna need some bandages.

She's hurt pretty bad.

I think the bullet missed her vital arteries,

but she's lost a lot of blood.

I saw a first aid kit by the reception.

- Give me a sec. - Okay.

Hey, guys.

Hey, where's James?

- Where's Adam? - Buddy...

What's going on, man?

I couldn't find James anywhere, but Adam...

- He's dead. - The fuck you mean he's dead?

- How? - It's like some kind

of wild animal tore him to shreds.

There wasn't much left of him when we found him.

- God. - It gets even worse.

Emily and I, we searched for the satellite phone.

Eventually, we found it,

but it had been smashed to pieces.

Oh, fuck.

Okay, we got to get the hell out of here.

I haven't seen a bus or car anywhere.

You think there's a car stashed around here somewhere?

Guys, guys, she's regaining consciousness.

What...

- Who are you? - No, no.

Look, it's okay, it's okay, you're safe here with us.

My name is Emily.

We found you in a room at the stables.

- Do you remember that? - Yes, I do.

- What's your name? - Evelyn.

My name is Evelyn.

We need to get out of this place now.

We need to leave, we're not safe.

Wait, stop, what happened?

Why isn't it safe here, Evelyn?

My husband and I, we came here on a vacation.

It was meant to be our last day here.

We were gonna go out early for breakfast

and then head out on a safari.

And then he arrived.

- Who arrived, Evelyn? - A man

arrived at the front desk.

He walked in, and everything changed.

He was carrying weapons.

He forced all of us to get onto the ground.

We were then dragged into a small, dark room.

I could hear the voices

of the terrified people around me.

And then there was this hush of silence

followed by the sound of automatic gunfire.

My husband must have pushed my body out of the way

and shielded it from most of the gunfire

and saved my life.

I must have hit my head, I can't remember

what happened after that.

Who would do something like this?

Why?

Did you see his face?

I can't remember his face.

But those eyes,

I will never forget the way they pierce into your soul.

What are we gonna do?

We get the hell out of here.

I say we make a run for the bus.

Hopefully we get there before it’s repaired and leaves.

No, man, it's never gonna work.

Okay, it's eight mile sin the dark without a guide,

with wild animals around, it's practically suicide.

We stay here, we're dead anyway.

I say we take our chances out there.

Unless you got a better idea.

Always come prepared, right?

Come on, just a sec.

All right.

We are here at the lodge.

Now according to this map, the bus should be here

in the mountain pass where we came in.

- Okay. - All right, okay.

Opposite over here, this map shows a hiker's cabin, okay?

It's not too far from here.

I say we head there.

- That's only two miles away. - Yeah.

Hey, you know, cabins like this

often have an emergency phone.

- We can call for help. - Let's do it.

I say we do it.

Think Sarah and Evelyn is gonna be okay

to make the trip?

No.

That's why I'm gonna stay here, you guys go.

Are you sure, man?

Yeah. Just hurry, okay?

They're in a bad state.

Cool. We'll be back before you...

Buddy!

Get down!

We need to get out of here.

Okay, guys, stay down.

Okay, follow me, we're gonna go up those stairs over there.

Okay.

Over Bobby. Run!

Sarah, come on.

Sarah.

No! Sarah!

Get off me!

Sarah is dead!

Goddammit, she's fucking dead.

If you go down there, you're gonna get

motherfuckin' killed just like her!

- I can't leave her behind. - William, come on!

We need you.

He's coming!

Oh, goddammit, go!

Help me barricade the door.

William, help me barricade the door.

Snap out of it.

Oh, Jesus.

Push harder!

It's not gonna hold!

Ahh! My hand!

Pull it off, pull it off!

Guys, we found a way out of here, come on!

Go, go!

- I'm scared. - It's okay.

I'm right behind you.

Just keep going, just keep going, okay?

Come on, goddammit!

He's almost through the door.

Oh, damn.

- Quick. - Ow!

William, we need your help.

- What happened? - She broke her leg

We need to get her out of here, come on.

Over here, guys.

There's some boards we can hide under.

Come on, let's go.

Go, go, go, go.

Follow me through, follow me through.

Guys, guys, what are we gonna do?

We follow Bobby's plan.

Pray we get out of here, we get to the hiker's cabin,

and we call for help. - Shh!

It sounds like someone is coming.

How the fuck did he get here so quick?

Shh.

Okay.

Okay, it sounds like he's gone.

Okay, let's get moving.

Move! Get out!

Oh, shit! There's two of them!

Run! Run!

Guys, wait up!

What's wrong?

I just need to catch my breath.

Okay.

Oh, Logan, I need to wrap your hand.

Um, turn out your pocket.

Here, use that.

Hey, guys, hurry up, okay?

We don't know how far behind us they are.

William, something still doesn't feel right.

James could still be alive.

We can't go back for him now.

We get to the cabin and call for help.

We'll see what happens.

Okay, how does your hand feel?

The fucking asshole.

Okay, guys, let's go, okay?

Hey.

Hey, do you guys see that?

It's got to be the cabin on Bobby's map.

Thank you, Bobby.

Go.

Okay, let's see if there's a phone here

that we can call for help.

It looks like someone lives here.

Think they have a first aid kit around here?

Logan, your hand is still bleeding.

- Yeah. - Sit over there.

I'm gonna try to find a bandage for you.

Oh, it's locked.

Where are you going?

I've got to go get some water from outside.

I've got to disinfect your wound

before it gets infected.

Hey, Emily...

- Be careful. - Okay.

Oh, hey.

Hey, maybe they've got internet

and we can Skype for help.

- Son of a bitch. - What is it?

Dude, we've got to get out of here.

Well, what do you mean? We just got here.

- Come take a look. - What?

- That's our cabin. - Yeah.

They've been watching us the entire time.

- Who are these guys? - I don't know.

Oh, no, it... it can't be.

What is it?

What the fuck?

Adam, our tour guide, has been trying to kill us?

That's impossible!

We saw his body torn to shreds.

Somehow, I don't think it was him, Logan.

Did you see his face?

No, just pieces of him.

He's been playing us this entire time.

This whole trip has been some sort of sick game to him.

He's a motherfucking Marine.

I'm gonna go find Emily.

Yeah, okay.

Man, these guys are seriously disturbed.

Guys, guys, you got to see this.

Guys?

William!

William!

William!

William!

- William! - Logan?

- Oh, thank God you're alive. - Are you okay?

Never better.

Get me the fuck out of here!

I can't move my hands or feet.

What happened? Where's...

That's really not the question

you should be asking yourself, William.

Adam.

You're both awake.

Good.

Now the fun can really start.

- Motherfucker. - What's going on here, Adam?

The Marine Corps prepares you for almost anything, William.

Teaches you how to survive in the harshest of terrains,

how to endure torture if captured behind enemy lines,

but most of all,

it teaches you how to kill a man

and how to be a man.

Get away from me, you sick son of a bitch.

Now what they don’t prepare you for,

what they absolutely forget to mention...

Oh, no!

Dear God, no, please, no!

Once you've had a taste,

nothing can ever quench that thirst,

and your life is never the same again.

Please, God, no. No, no, no!

No, please, no, no, no, no!

Logan, don't beg.

Have a little fucking dignity.

You're just a psychotic killer.

Nothing compares to the thrill,

the absolute ecstasy

of hunting and killing another human being.

The moment your blade enters their body

and you watch

as their soul drains from their lifeless eyes.

It's fucking exhilarating.

Marines don't kill innocent people!

Let me tell you something, boy.

There are no innocent people.

For years I served my country.

I gave up everything to fight a war

that no one wanted.

And for what, huh?

For what?

To be ridiculed in front of my family and friends,

by my own brothers in arms,

and the entire goddamn country!

There was nowhere we could go.

Everywhere we went, people despised us.

We gave the country our all.

And we were spat at by family!

You got some fight in ya, boy.

Watch this.

- No, no, no. - Adam, stop.

Adam, stop! No!

Leave him!

Fuck you.

They say the eyes are the window to the soul.

Well...

I have no fucking soul!

Every hunter needs a trophy, right?

- You're fucking crazy! - Don't worry, William.

You're next.

You're fucking crazy!

No, Adam, stop!

No!

Why us?

You're what they call "collateral damage."

Simple casualties of war.

Nothing more.

Just in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Now Emily, Mia, and Logan here,

well, that's another story.

You really haven't got it yet, have you?

What?

What are you talking about?

Your girlfriend and the others,

their parents were all Marines,

responsible in one way or another

with our incarceration and humiliation.

This is our way of thanking them.

But...

But it was... it wasn't them

'cause they did nothing to you.

Sins of the father pass on to their children.

Elders live with the pain of their loss

for the rest of their miserable fucking lives.

Well, I've enjoyed our little chat, William.

It's been quite liberating.

Now before I make you bleed,

where the fuck is Emily?

I'm right here, you asshole!

Emily!

Quick, Emily, untie me.

Run, William!

I'm tired of running.

Let's take 'em together.

Come on. Let's go!

Ahh!

Ah!

William, are you okay?

- Ah, I'll be fine. - Okay.

- Let's get out of here. - Oh, wait.

What are you doing?

We've got to make sure he’s dead.

William! William!

Run!

- He's here! - I know! Keep moving!

William!

- Are you okay? - My leg!

William, he's right behind us, we have to go.

Come on, come on.

Come on! He's coming!

Come on, William!

William! William!

William, come on, come on, come on.

- Come on, William! - I can't!

- Come on, William! - I can't!

Come on!

Just do it!

Come on, let's get out of here.

Come on, you can do it, come on, hurry up.

Come on.

Okay, okay.

Are you ready?

Let's go.

Oh, thank God.

They found us.

- Hey! - Over here!

Over here!