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Tonight's story follows a lone survivor stranded in the frozen wilderness after a devastating plane crash. Injured, isolated, and running out of food, he soon realizes he may not be alone in the endless snow. As hunger takes hold and something begins disturbing his traps in the night, the line between survival and madness starts to disappear.

Then we explore the origins of one of the most feared entities in North American folklore.

The Wendigo is a powerful figure found in the traditions of several Indigenous peoples, including the Algonquian-speaking nations of North America. Often associated with insatiable hunger, isolation, winter, greed, and cannibalism, reports of the Wendigo have endured for generations. Stories describe a terrifying transformation that can occur when a person abandons their humanity in the struggle to survive, becoming something driven by endless hunger that can never be satisfied.

Is the Wendigo a physical creature, a spiritual warning, or something even more difficult to explain?

This is the story of the Wendigo.

Fiction first.

Then the truth.

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