Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort

Danny arrives with his girlfriend Toni, cousin Rod, and friends, hoping for inheritance and a fresh start at the remote West Virginia resort. The stern hosts, Jackson and Sally, give off an unsettling hospitality as they welcome the newcomers. The resort's friendly surface hides darker motives.

Shortly after the group arrives, Agnes Fields, an elderly guest, is found slain in a shocking display of violence. The murder signals that the tranquil retreat has already become dangerous. Suspicion begins to spread among guests and staff.

As disappearances mount, Sheriff Doucette begins to suspect foul play among resort inhabitants. Fear and secrecy hush the surrounding woods as tensions rise. The group starts to realize not everyone is what they seem.

Vic takes a dangerous detour into the forest and witnesses a horrific act that confirms the locals' terrifying secret. The forest becomes a place of menace rather than escape. The group grows more paranoid as the truth leaks through the walls.

Jillian and Bryan pry open hidden corners for money and discover a basement that leads to an underground bathhouse. The discovery marks a turning point as the resort's secrets start spilling out into daylight. The couple senses that the resort's hospitality hides something deadly.

The cannibal clan launches a brutal attack, leaving Bryan badly wounded and Jillian mortally endangered. Sally intervenes, dragging Bryan to safety and foreshadowing the violence to come. The staff and guests scramble as the threat becomes undeniable.

The next day, Danny is pulled deeper into the family history he never asked for as Jackson and Sally introduce him to their long-lost cannibal relatives. The line between kin and killer blurs as he is drawn into a ritual world. Vic, who followed the conversation, is captured during a brutal ritual.

The group discovers that the Hillickers have been cooking dismembered remains for consumption, a revelation that cements their resolve to leave. The sense of safety evaporates as the truth shatters any hope of escape. The resort's deadly culture becomes plainly visible.

Toni tries to reason with Danny and halt the madness, leading to a tense confrontation with Sally in the bathhouse. Sally fights back, disfiguring Toni and shooting off her leg with a rifle. The attack escalates the cycle of violence and sets the stage for a deadly pursuit.

Jackson orders Danny to kill Toni, but he hesitates long enough for Toni to slip away. Jackson then pursues her through the resort, intent on crushing resistance. The family’s brutality leaves no guarantees for anyone who defies them.

Toni executes a daring retaliation, stabbing Jackson with the bathhouse keys and ending his life. The power dynamic within the cannibal clan shifts as Toni breaks the lead predator’s hold. The island of fear begins to fracture as the status quo collapses.

Danny's anger over Toni’s actions drives him to align with the cannibal clan, continuing the cycle of violence. Toni is killed by the very system she tried to disrupt, a grim reminder of the price of resistance. The resort’s brutal traditions persist even as the survivors retreat.

A year later, the resort reopens as Hillicker Springs, and Danny takes on the role of manager. Disturbingly, he continues the family tradition by sharing the bathhouse with Sally, turning everyday life into a macabre performance. The haunting legacy endures, suggesting the cycle will continue.