Fifteen years before the events of the film, the ranch became the site of an horrific murder spree. A teenage slumber party ended in a night of terror as the girls were hunted one by one by a mysterious killer who took a grisly trophy from each victim - something each girl was stuck-up about.

Only one girl escaped. The prime suspect—a young ranch hand—vanished without a trace, leaving behind only rumors that he still roams the surrounding woods.

Whether fact or folklore, the story has become part of the ranch itself. Most dismiss it as an old campfire tale... until history begins repeating itself.

The killer doesn't choose victims at random.

Every murder follows a pattern. Every victim has broken an unwritten rule. Cruelty. Vanity. Betrayal. The killer watches people at their worst and decides that's who they really are.

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But people are rarely that simple. The same insecurities that cause these friends to hurt one another are also what make them human. The tragedy of the killer's judgment is that there's no room for regret, forgiveness, or redemption—only punishment.