Adam MacDonald (Backcountry, Pyewacket) is set to make a comeback this summer with Out Come the Wolves, a gripping survival thriller scheduled for release in theaters and on VOD on August 30.

Check out the trailer for Out Come the Wolves.

The film centers on a woman (Missy Peregrym) who invites her fiancé (Damon Runyan) to her remote cabin in the wilderness to meet her male best friend (Joris Jarsky). As tensions flare between the two men, their deer hunt takes a nightmarish turn, plunging them into a horrifying ordeal.

The screenplay was crafted by Enuka Okuma, with the story developed by Joris Jarsky, Adam MacDonald, and Enuka Okuma.

Born in Montreal and now based in Toronto, Adam MacDonald made his directorial feature debut with Backcountry, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and was acquired by IFC Films. MacDonald was recognized as a top Canadian talent by The Globe and Mail and NOW Magazine. His second feature, Pyewacket (2017), also premiered at TIFF and was distributed by IFC Films.

MacDonald’s television credits include directing the entire third season of Aaron Martin’s Slasher: Solstice for Netflix, as well as the fourth season of Slasher starring David Cronenberg and the fifth season for AMC’s Shudder. Recently, he directed Be Mine, the first virtual reality horror experience for Meta, written and produced by Eli Roth and starring Peyton List.

Out Come the Wolves is produced by High Park Entertainment in association with December Films.