Deadfall Trail is a psychological thriller/horror movie released in 2009, directed and co-written by Roze. The movie follows three friends, John, Julian and Paul, who set out to undertake a survival trip in the Kaibab National Forest, Arizona.
The three men are given minimal supplies, including a knife, a bottle of water, and a garbage bag each. The group heads into the forest, determined to find enlightenment through a peyote vision quest. After a week in the wilderness, a series of dark transformations threaten to tear them apart.
As they venture deeper into the forest, the group becomes increasingly divided over the purpose of their journey, and each of them begins to experience a psychological breakdown. As the days progress, they struggle to survive the harsh, unforgiving terrain by foraging for food and battling the elements.
As the trio becomes more desperate, their primal instincts take over, and they begin to turn on each other. The once-solid friendship between the men becomes fractured as they battle to make it out alive.
The movie explores themes of human morality and mortality while showcasing the incredible power of nature. It takes viewers on a tension-filled journey as the three friends confront their deepest demons and darkest fears in a race against time to survive.