In Dark Nature, the haunting Canadian wilderness becomes the backdrop for a chilling exploration of trauma, survival, and the relentless grip of fear. Joy, a survivor of an abusive relationship, joins her close-knit group of friends on a therapeutic retreat led by the enigmatic Dr. Dunnley.

Seeking healing and renewal, the group ventures deep into the rugged and remote Rocky Mountains. What begins as a journey of emotional recovery quickly turns into a nightmare when they realize they are not alone. As paranoia spreads, each member of the group is forced to confront not only the external threats lurking in the shadows but also the inner demons they had hoped to escape.

The lines between reality and delusion blur, leaving Joy to question whether the terror they face is real or a manifestation of their collective trauma. Blending psychological horror with the visceral intensity of survival thrillers, Dark Nature keeps viewers on edge, delivering relentless tension and unexpected twists. The film’s evocative visuals and raw performances draw you into its sinister embrace, challenging the limits of trust, courage, and the human mind in the face of unimaginable terror.