In a dystopian future, society is governed by a totalitarian regime that harshly punishes those deemed undesirable or rebellious. The plot centers around Paul Anders and Chris Walters, who are captured and sent to a brutal re-education camp. Run by the sadistic Commandant Thatcher, the camp subjects its inmates to inhumane treatment, including physical abuse, psychological torture, and forced confessions. The prisoners live in constant fear, their human rights completely stripped away. The camp appears to be a façade for the more sinister objective of transforming into an elite hunting ground.

As part of a twisted tradition, a selection of prisoners is chosen by affluent members of society for a sadistic game where they become prey hunted for sport. Among the hunted are Paul and Chris, who quickly realize the true nature of their predicament. The film follows their struggle as they navigate perilous terrain, using their wits and limited resources to evade their well-armed pursuers. The hunted are outmatched and outgunned, but desperation fuels their resolve to fight back against their oppressors. As the hunt progresses, themes of survival, resistance, and the quest for justice become central to their perilous journey.