In the dark, untamed forests of the Pacific Northwest, Primal Rage tells the terrifying story of a brutal encounter between man and beast.

The film follows a young couple, Ash and his girlfriend, Malia, who find themselves stranded after their car crashes in a remote area. As they venture deeper into the woods seeking help, they discover that they are not alone. Something ancient and ᴅᴇᴀᴅly lurks in the shadows—an enormous, bloodthirsty creature born from Native American mythology.

This primal monster, a human-like beast known as the “Bigfoot,” has been hiding in the wilderness for centuries, and it doesn’t take kindly to intruders. As Ash and Malia try to escape, the beast begins a relentless hunt, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The couple’s survival instincts are tested to their limits as they struggle to outwit the creature, relying on their wits and strength to stay one step ahead.

But Primal Rage is more than just a monster film; it explores themes of survival, the clash between civilization and nature, and the terrifying consequences of disturbing ancient forces. With its shocking twists and brutal confrontations, the film keeps viewers on edge, offering a pulse-pounding experience that shows just how far people will go when they are pushed to their primal limits.