Slovakian stunner Barbara Nedeljakova headlines a cast of fit outdoorsy babes in director Rupert Bryan’s upcoming survival-frightener The Hike. Set in England’s countryside, the film follows the girls as they attempt to escape a group of malicious survivalists during what was supposed to be a tranquil hiking expedition.

Bryan explains:

The Hike is a very emotional story, with really strong characters. In one way, it’s a thriller that is very much about the chase and the kill, but on another level it is a story of realism. The film is set in a situation we could all find ourselves in, with people we all might know.

I couldn’t agree more. If there’s one thing I’ve learned from watching films like The Hike and The Descent, it’s to avoid outdoor activity. They can’t kill you if you stay home … in an underground bunker with guns and HBO.

Nedeljakova is best known in the States for her role as Euro cock-bait Natalya in writer/director Eli Roth’s Hostel. The 31-year-old will next be seen in Joel Soisson’s (Pulse 3) straight-to-DVD sequel Children of the Corn: The Dweller.

The Hike's starlets

The Hike costars Jemma Bolt (How to Lose Friends and Alienate People), Lisa Marie Long (Black Tower Temptation), Zara Phythian (Crops), Stephanie Siadatan, Ben Loyd Holmes (“Torchwood”) and Tamer Hassan (Clash of the Titans).