u/CavyWheek

Not sure how old this movie is, but a young woman and maybe others go hiking in the woods and get abducted by some people who live in the woods. They are forced to live with them for breeding and whatnot.

EDIT: I forgot to add that I think her dad is looking for her, and he gets lots of guff from residents of the nearby town.

Toward the end, the woman escapes and goes back home. She's with her daughter and mom or sister. The woods people track her down, and she agrees to go back with them if they leave her relatives alone.

She gets in the van and they drive down the road. You think it's the end of the movie, but then...

>!The van veers off the road and hits a tree or something. The driver gets out holding his neck. Yup, it's a gusher. She and others also get out and I'm vague on this but all the woods people end up dead and she walks back home.!<

Does anyone know what the movie is? The ending is satisfying as hell and I want to see it again, and see if there's maybe a sequel.

TIA for any help.

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TIA for any rec's!