Out Come the Wolves

Sophie and Nolan decide to take a break from their busy lives and retreat to the woods. The goal is for Nolan, a food writer, to focus on writing a story about hunting and reconnecting with the origins of food.

To help them with the hunting aspect of his story, the couple invites Sophie's friend Kyle, an experienced hunter, to join them. Kyle's presence brings an intricate dynamic, as it is clear he still harbors feelings for Sophie.

As the three spend time together in the cabin, old tensions surface, especially between Kyle and Sophie. Their shared past becomes a source of discomfort for Nolan, who senses Kyle's unresolved feelings.

It comes to light that Sophie and Kyle once had a brief romantic relationship. Nolan becomes increasingly aware of the friction, especially as Kyle expresses hostility toward his engagement with Sophie.

Kyle takes Nolan under his wing, teaching him the basics of hunting. However, their lessons are heavily tinged by Kyle's jealousy and antagonism, creating an uncomfortable atmosphere during training.

During a hunting trip, Nolan and Kyle come across a fierce wolf that attacks Nolan unexpectedly. This brutal encounter leaves Nolan severely injured, showcasing the unpredictable dangers of the wilderness.

In a moment of panic, after fighting off the wolf, Kyle makes a chilling decision to leave Nolan behind. This choice reveals his selfishness and sets the stage for heightened tension between him and Sophie.

Sophie is faced with a difficult choice after discovering Kyle's actions. Instead of confronting him directly, they engage in a heated argument, highlighting the strained dynamics of their relationship.

After their argument, Kyle and Sophie reluctantly decide to venture back into the woods to search for the abandoned Nolan. Their uneasy alliance underscores the complexities of their relationships amidst danger.

While searching for Nolan, Sophie and Kyle are ambushed by a pack of wolves that seem to have developed a taste for blood. The situation escalates as they battle both nature's fury and their own interpersonal conflicts.

As the wolves close in, Sophie must confront not only the physical threat but also the emotional fallout of Kyle's earlier betrayal. The stakes have never been higher as the survival of her fiancé is at risk.

Sophie has to quickly devise a plan to fend off the wolves while also contemplating her complicated feelings for Kyle. The struggle for survival becomes intertwined with resolving their past and present conflicts.

At a critical moment, Sophie realizes she must make a decision between the friendships of her past and her current commitment to Nolan. This pivotal choice defines her character amid the chaos around them.

The events culminate in a tense resolution where relationships are tested, and true feelings are laid bare. What begins as a retreat for inspiration ends in a stark confrontation with both nature and human emotions.