Yellowjackets

About

Yellowjackets is a psychological drama series that delves into the dark aspects of human nature, exploring themes of survival, trauma, and the consequences of extreme situations. The story revolves around a high school girls' soccer team from New Jersey who experience a catastrophic plane crash in the Canadian wilderness in 1996. The survivors must endure the harsh environment for nineteen months, leading to desperate measures and rituals that shape their future. The series juxtaposes their wilderness ordeal with their lives twenty-five years later, revealing how past traumas continue to haunt them. The show blends elements of survival horror with a deep psychological exploration, featuring complex characters and their struggles with identity, guilt, and the supernatural. As the series progresses, it becomes increasingly dark and intense, pushing the boundaries of what viewers expect from a survival story. The dual timelines allow for a nuanced portrayal of how trauma can shape individuals over time, making Yellowjackets a compelling and unsettling watch.