Unhuman

In the secluded woods outside Evanston Hill High, a routine school excursion spirals into something far darker than any field trip ever promised. The forest, thick with mist and the low hum of unseen creatures, becomes a claustrophobic arena where normal teenage worries are swallowed by an ever‑present sense of dread. The film balances frantic, pulse‑pounding horror with the uneasy calm of a coming‑of‑age story, letting the audience feel both the terror of the unknown and the familiar tension of adolescent life.

At the heart of the chaos is Ever, a shy, self‑conscious student who has always lingered on the edges of the social circle, and her outspoken best friend Tamra, whose loyalty is as fierce as it is tested. Around them gathers a mismatched crew: the outcast pair Randall and Steven, each nursing secret crushes; the confident jock Danny and his steadfast sidekick Hunt; the cautious girlfriend Jacey; the often‑targeted yet resilient Ryan; and the academically brilliant Candice. Their personalities clash, their insecurities surface, and the fragile alliances they form hint at deeper stories waiting to unfold.

When a sudden, inexplicable menace descends upon the group, the students are forced to abandon their usual roles and confront a relentless horde of blood‑thirsty creatures. The threat is relentless and primal, turning the forest into a nightmarish labyrinth where every rustle could signal danger. As they scramble for safety, the teenagers must learn to trust one another, confront their own mortality, and discover strengths they never knew they possessed. The tone remains taut and unsettling, promising a visceral showdown that will test both their survival instincts and the fragile bonds of friendship.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 21:30