Four years after those terrible events, Finn still hasn't recovered from what happened and occasionally hears the phone ringing, and his sister Gwen begins to have dreams in which Grubber kills three boys in a snowy camp. The girl also finds out that their mother went to a Christian camp as a teenager, and persuades her brother to go there. The boys arrive at the place and because of a heavy snowstorm find themselves cut off from the outside world, and meanwhile Gwen's dreams become more and more frightening and penetrate into reality.

Lost in the forests of West Virginia by a fateful set of circumstances, a group of young men try to reach the nearest telephone. But instead of a phone, they are destined to find a house in the mountains, hung with terrible weapons and gruesome trophies. Who or what lives in this house? The young men begin to realize that all their misadventures are a way to trap the game, where they are the game and the sinister hunters are the inhabitants of the house.

A criminal father involves his son in a mad bacchanalia of violent crime and murder. The police and the FBI are after them. The whole world is against them, and soon they themselves become mortal enemies. Which one of them will stay alive? Will he or she need this life?