Sawtooth Mountain

Sawtooth Mountain (2026)



0.0 2026 84 min —

Director: Matt Kincses

Cast: Sydney Scotia, Landon Liboiron, Gabriel Carter, Jude Wilson, Matreya Scarrwener

Three college friends think they’ve scored the ultimate getaway—a kitschy Bigfoot-themed cabin nestled in the woods, run by a pair of eccentric brothers who are utterly obsessed with the supernatural. But what starts as a quirky weekend escape spirals into a waking nightmare when the line between folklore and reality begins to blur. As the night deepens, the students realize they’ve walked straight into a trap, where the brothers’ dark fascination turns their cozy retreat into a terrifying fight for survival. Will they unravel the truth behind the legend before it’s too late?

More About This Film

"Sawtooth Mountain" is a 2026 film project associated with Gabriel Carter, who serves as an actor, producer, and director. The movie features in Carter's extensive filmography alongside notable titles such as "The Evil in Us" (2016), "Mexico Expendable," and various television series including "Green Arrow" and "Supernatural." As of late 2026, the film is listed among his active or recently completed projects, contributing to his diverse portfolio that spans from independent shorts to major studio productions.

Carter's involvement highlights the production's connection to established industry talent, given his long-standing career in Hollywood dating back to the early 2000s. His role in this specific title adds to the growing list of works he has both performed in and helped produce behind the scenes, showcasing his multifaceted contribution to the entertainment industry during the mid-2020s.

  • Gabriel Carter is credited as a producer on "Sawtooth Mountain" (2026).
  • The film is part of a busy production slate for Carter in 2026, which also includes post-production work on other projects like "Ruthless Bastards."
  • Carter previously starred in the 2016 thriller "The Evil in Us," demonstrating a consistent interest in suspenseful genres.
  • His recent credits include appearances in "The Week They Won" and "Sea Grass," indicating active engagement in film releases throughout the decade.
  • The project joins a roster of 2026 films where Carter contributes across multiple creative roles.

Where to Watch

As a 2026 release currently in circulation or recently released within the year's context, availability may vary by region and platform updates.