Lumberjack Man

Set in contemporary times at a church camp, the events unfold during a tense modern summer at a rural retreat. The film threads in a century-old tragedy from 1892, linking the present terror to a myth about a pancake recipe and a vengeful lumberjack. The story blends folklore with current danger as Lent looms over the camp's rituals.

The Good Friends Church Camp sits in a dense pine forest, featuring rustic cabins, a central mess hall, and a sense of close-knit community. An old, abandoned log cabin on the camp’s edge becomes the unlikely stage for the nightmare. The surrounding forest presses in, turning camp life into a claustrophobic backdrop for a relentless killer.

🗺️ Survival

Characters must improvise and endure a methodical killer roaming the camp. The group relies on quick thinking, teamwork, and courage to escape and outsmart the menace. The threat forces a gritty shift from fear to strategic action.

🔎 Legend vs Reality

The plot toys with the line between campfire lore and observable danger. Shirtcliff pushes the team to examine evidence and history, turning myths into a tool for survival. The mystery becomes a guide as they combat the monster.

🧬 Legacy

Faith discovers she is a Jeppson descendant, tying personal identity to the myth and heightening the stakes. The past and present collide as the characters confront a cursed lineage. The final showdown reframes the legend as a familial duty to end the cycle.