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A group of prisoners transporting a deadly criminal named Chavez crashes their bus deep in the forest after a heist gone wrong. They soon realize the crash site is the hunting ground of Three Finger, the inbred cannibal. What follows is a brutal survival story where the line between "hero" and "villain" blurs, as the prisoners and a lone corrections officer must fight for their lives.
