A group of young friends from the city go on a camping getaway. What starts as a fun-in-the-woods adventure soon turns into a bloody nightmare as a madman and eventually his suave henchman stalk them like prey. Will they survive?

Indie Korean horror at its bloodiest, THE HUMAN TRAP follows a group of city teens whose hoped-for fun weekend outing turns into a duplicitous and deadly camping-trip-from-hell. A young man, his buddy and his two female friends (including one decidedly strange one) go off for a weekend of camping. Out in the woods they meet their campsite guide, a nice older Christian guy but almost immediately afterwards they are confronted by a foreboding feral-looking madman. And before they can sing the first stanza of Kumbaya, the foursome are rounded up and taken to a makeshift medical lab where a deranged "doctor" and his evil assistant plan shocking medical experiments the captured teens. Infused with pitch black humor, THE HUMAN TRAP unleashes waves of shocking violence as terrified teens fight for their very lives.—Raymond Murray