Watch the chilling new trailer for season 2 of Showtime's hit drama 'Yellowjackets'

• The season two trailer of "Yellowjackets" just dropped and it's packed with clues.
• While short clip includes flashbacks that show how the team settled in for the winter.

The trailer for season two of Showtime's "Yellowjackets" was just released — and while the clip is only a minute long, it's packed with clues about the coming season.

In the opening moments of the trailer, adult Nat (Juliette Lewis) appears to undergo a medical evaluation for a concussion. While sitting in the bathroom of a cabin, a mysterious woman — who could be the adult Lottie, who was mentioned at the end of the first season — tells Nat to "look into the light."

Following that, a series of short flashbacks show the 1996 Yellowjackets as they navigate their first winter in the Canadian wilderness. Teenage Nat (Sophie Thatcher) treks through snow to reach their crash-landed plane, while other flashes appear to show a bearded Coach Ben (Steven Krueger) looking discouraged, Nat eating a mysterious chunk of protein, a charred corpse in a flash of light, and Coach Ben screaming, among other images.

The mysterious symbol shown in the first season also makes an appearance in the trailer, as do the other known surviving Yellowjackets — adult Shauna (Melanie Lynskey), Taissa (Tawny Cypress), Misty (Christina Ricci), and Nat.

Towards the end of the trailer, another series of quick flashbacks appear to show teenage Lottie unconscious on the ground, a mysterious group of masked individuals, a Roman-style banquet in the midst of the woods, teenage Misty (Sammy Hanratty) devouring what seems to be a watermelon, Mari (Alexa Barajas) foaming at the mouth, Travis (Kevin Alves) with his eyes rolled back into his head, and teenage Lottie (Courtney Eaton) lying on the ground with a mysterious stone in her mouth.

The trailer ends with a yet-to-be-named character, played by Elijah Wood, telling adult Misty in a car: "Kidnapping, cults, death... your friendships are a little more complicated than most."

"Yellowjackets" season two premieres on March 24 on Showtime. You can watch the trailer above.