The Hunters

The film begins with Carter and Jordyn Flynn on a dangerous mission in Thailand to recover an ancient vase, only to be betrayed by their contact, Mai, and captured by the Krugen. Back at home, their sons Paxton and Tripp—who believe their parents are boring researchers—are visited by fake Interpol agents looking for 'shards' of a mythical mirror. They are rescued by Dylan, a young Hunter who reveals their family's true legacy: they are part of a secret organization that finds and protects legendary items like Aladdin's lamp and the Golden Fleece. The boys are taken to 'The Hub,' a high-tech secret laboratory hidden within their home, where they learn their parents are missing in action. Guided by the eccentric Dr. Kramer, the trio embarks on a global scavenger hunt to find the four shards of the Mirror of Snow White before the Krugen can assemble it. The mirror is said to grant the viewer's deepest desire but previously caused the Dark Ages. Their journey leads them to a booby-trapped cave in the Rocky Mountains and eventually to a museum in Boston, where a shard is hidden inside a glass slipper. Along the way, they seek help from Mason Fuller, a billionaire and old family friend. However, Mason reveals himself as the leader of the Krugen, having captured Jordyn and intending to use the mirror to reclaim his 'birthright' as a descendant of the Gorgos. In the climax at the 'Wolf's Tomb' in Germany, Paxton pretends to betray his family to help Mason complete the mirror. Mason, obsessed with power, looks into the mirror and wishes to become a powerful Gorgon. Paxton’s plan succeeds: because Mason is looking at his own reflection while wishing for the power of a Gorgon (Medusa), he is instantly turned to stone. Jordyn then makes the 'hard choice' to use the mirror's final power to destroy the artifact forever rather than wishing for her missing husband's return. The film concludes with the family receiving a distress signal from Carter in Peru, prompting them to set off on a new mission to rescue him.