he investigates it, Jessica appears in the water behind him and pulls the trigger, killing him. Smith hears the gunshot and runs to the lake, while Jessica hides in a nearby trailer. Smith finds her and attempts to stab her, but she causes a fire and leaves Smith burning to death in the trailer. The following morning when the police have arrived, they are sceptical of Jessica's story as the cameras and all of the bodies cannot be found. Meanwhile, at another motel (The Pinewood Motel from the first movie), a badly scarred Smith informs a trucker that he will have the motel up and running in a few weeks, just as soon as the cameras are set. Smith then gives the trucker a snuff film, and tells him that he will make more copies as soon as he can. Cast Soundtrack 64 minutes of music was written, performed, recorded, mixed, and mastered by Jerome Dillon (Nearly, Nine Inch Nails) with engineer Ryan Kull, in his home studio for the soundtrack. Release The film was released direct-to-DVD on January 20, 2009. Reviews were average and mediocre. References External links 2008 films 2008 horror films American psychological horror films Direct-to-video prequel films American psychological thriller films Stage 6 Films films Films set in 2004 American serial killer films Films about snuff films Films directed by Eric Bross Films set in motels Films set in North Carolina American slasher films Direct-to-video horror films 2000s English-language films 2000s American films American prequel films Sony Pictures direct-to-video films