Five friends break in to a closed corn maze in the middle of the night and decide to play a harmless game of tag. Little do they know that a psychopathic killer has decided to play along.

Conceived from transgression and purged into a world he was not meant to know, Jerome exacts meaning to his otherwise questionable existence. Birth of Separation is a visceral portrait of the reclamation of one man's perverse lineage.

Primordial nature runs amuck in this expertly-played slice of neo-Ozploitation from Australian director Josh Reed. The film follows six friends on a field trip who set up camp in the remote wilderness of Australia. When one person takes a late-night skinny dip in a nearby waterhole, she becomes incredibly feverish and agitated, and soon regresses to a crazed predatory state in which her companions suddenly become the hunted. When another begins the same beastly transition, terror descends on the remainder as they realize it’s now kill or be killed. A frenzied visceral nightmare in the vein of Cbin Fever, Primal is a hugely enjoyable rollercoaster ride through primitive panic.

Long ago the Native Indians feared and respected it as a "God" But, just a few years ago a very stealthy "Ghost-Like Creature" was thought to be killing people in the Dark unforgiving woods. Some disappearing without a trace and never to be found. Then a $2.5 Million Dollar bounty was on for the capture of this unknown creature with a massive Hunter search party, but nothing found. In 2009 a group of five fearless, young men and women venture into the deep woods for a weekend getaway, but to their demise the killing starts again and one by one the five are hunted, culled away and killed up to the last survivors. Time runs out on each of the last members, now they must run for their own lives, or fall Prey to the legend that survives in Fear The Forest.