In "Night of the Skinwalkers" (2024), a chilling horror film steeped in Native American folklore, a group of friends embarks on a weekend getaway in the desolate mountains of the Southwest. What begins as a peaceful retreat soon turns into a terrifying fight for survival when they unknowingly disturb an ancient curse tied to the legend of the skinwalkers — shape-shifting creatures capable of assuming the form of animals and humans. As night falls, the group is hunted by these malevolent beings, and the line between myth and reality begins to blur. Led by Jess, a skeptical journalist, the group struggles to make sense of the terrifying events surrounding them. As tensions rise and fear consumes them, they are forced to confront their own darkest secrets, all while trying to escape the relentless terror stalking them. With each passing hour, the skinwalkers grow stronger, and the friends must decide whether to trust each other or face their fate alone. "Night of the Skinwalkers" explores themes of trust, guilt, and the power of ancient beliefs. With its atmospheric tension, supernatural horror, and psychological suspense, the film captures the primal fear of being hunted by something far beyond human understanding. Prepare for a night of relentless terror that will leave audiences questioning what is real and what is merely folklore.