in whole or in part in and around Hope have included Fire with Fire (1986), Yellow Dog (1994), White Fang II (1994), The Pledge (2001), The Stickup (2003, starring James Spader), Suspicious River (2004), Afghan Knights (2007), and Wind Chill (2007). Hope was the setting for a story by Todd McFarlane in Spider-Man #8-12. Reality show contestant Ryan Jenkins from VH1's series Megan Wants a Millionaire was found dead in the Thunderbird Motel in Hope on 23 August 2009, of an apparent suicide after being charged with the murder of his wife in California. In Spider-Man issues #8–12 (the "Perceptions" story arc), a Wendigo creature is blamed in the deaths of several children near Hope, British Columbia, and terrorizing the town. Spider-Man's alter ego, Peter Parker, is sent to take pictures during the media frenzy that follows. The reality show Highway Thru Hell, shown on the Discovery Channel, is based in Hope and surrounding areas. In the 2012 video game Deadlight, the protagonist, Randall Wayne, is from the town of Hope. A fictionalized version of the town and its denizens is presented via flashbacks. A Dog's Way Home was partially filmed within the town. Scenes of the 2021 wendigo horror film ‘’Antlers’’ were also filmed in hope. Hope features as the final location in Rebuild: Gangs of Deadsville. Notable natives and residents Darren Huston, CEO of Priceline John Weaver, sculptor See also Hope Slide References External links District municipalities in British Columbia Populated places in the Fraser Valley Regional District Lower Mainland Populated places on the Fraser River Hudson's Bay Company trading posts