The first film introduces viewers to a group of friends who embark on a journey through the West Virginia backwoods. Their trip takes a deadly turn when they encounter a family of inbred, cannibalistic mountain men. One of the most memorable moments from the film is the gruesome demise of the character Hoss, played by Jay Hernandez, in a pit filled with spikes. This scene set the tone for the franchise, showcasing its penchant for creative and gory killings.
—who hunt travelers in the remote mountains of West Virginia. Filmography: The Bloody Timeline
Perhaps the most quoted line from the original. After dispatching One Eye via a falling log, the group retrieves their belongings. Jessie pulls a massive, blood-crusted farming scythe out of a truck bed. She doesn't scream. She just mutters, "It's a scythe." It signals the shift from prey to predator.
The first film introduces viewers to a group of friends who embark on a journey through the West Virginia backwoods. Their trip takes a deadly turn when they encounter a family of inbred, cannibalistic mountain men. One of the most memorable moments from the film is the gruesome demise of the character Hoss, played by Jay Hernandez, in a pit filled with spikes. This scene set the tone for the franchise, showcasing its penchant for creative and gory killings.
—who hunt travelers in the remote mountains of West Virginia. Filmography: The Bloody Timeline
Perhaps the most quoted line from the original. After dispatching One Eye via a falling log, the group retrieves their belongings. Jessie pulls a massive, blood-crusted farming scythe out of a truck bed. She doesn't scream. She just mutters, "It's a scythe." It signals the shift from prey to predator.
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