zianimustafa I saw it when I was 12 years years and I couldn't sleep It was realy a good experience to watch it... He was the best one of the series who came later He freak me and scared me too mush It took me years to think about the story and those monsters And all the blood ....frankly I love it too mush and the others Just shared with it the same title *wrong turn* They disaponting me so hard Finaly I give It 9/10

lorcan-61881 Wrong Turn has become a very big thing,from theatrical releases,to straight to DVD sequels that did'int quite make it,I'm luckily here,yes me,your favourite reviewer,to review all of them. So,Wrong Turn follows the story of a man going for a job interview only to crash in to a caravan on a deserted road,with him and the group lost,they decide to team up only for three hillbilly brothers to come out and kill each one,one by one. Wrong Turn,at the time,when it came out in 2003,was a very original idea,the only two really things that matched it were Cannibal Holocaust and Hills Have Eyes. The film has a very slow pace but it does make up for it when somebody slowly dies like that arrow death,that was cool. Eliza Dushku,or whatever her name was,was brilliant in this,there were scenes were it felt like she was actually going to sh*t herself. Wrong Turn is a brilliant horror film I advise you should see

grantss Chris Flynn is driving through the backwoods of West Virginia on the way to an interview when he has an accident with a group of five friends, writing off his car. Their car is also damaged, so four of them set off to find help, leaving two behind to watch the cars. One by one they get picked off by a bunch of mutated inbred hillbillies.One of the better inbred-hillbilly horror-thrillers (not that this says too much). While the whole hillbilly-horror genre is incredibly formulaic, unoriginal and predictable (as is the horror genre in general), this has some degree of originality. Yes, there is a large degree of sticking to a formula but it does take turns you don't expect and is not that predictable - it does keep you in suspense, at least.One other indication that this is better than your average horror movie is the cast. Horror movies generally involve no-name actors/actresses that never amount to anything. Cheap B-grade movies are the furthest they'll get. Wrong Turn has three actors - Eliza Dushku, Emmanuelle Chriqui and Desmond Harrington - who went on to bigger and better things. Performances are decent (another turn up for the horror books), especially from those three.Certainly the best of the Wrong Turn movies. Since this movie there have been five more (and counting...) and all of them have been incredibly bad. Pretty much the same plot, over and over, and pretty much your standard hillbilly-horror stuff. They should have quit after one.

countspookula The thing about this movie, is that it doesn't try to be something it's not. It doesn't see itself as any better than it is, which is something you have to respect, on some level. Many people dislike this film, and I understand why. But personally, I liked it. It was paced well, and edited brilliantly. The plot is a little paper thin, but it's still good and there never is a boring moment. it constantly keeps you on edge. Compared to a lot of dumb horror films that were released during this era, Wrong Turn very much feels like a trip back to the 70's with it's style. However, that doesn't mean to say that it's a masterpiece. One problem i DO have with this film, is that a lot of these problems could've been solved if the characters had any common sense from the beginning, but no. It bases itself on the characters' mistakes, and I think that's stupid. Go into a creepy cabin in the middle of the deep woods expecting that somehow a PHONE will be in there? Light up a dozen glowsticks in a watchtower to make yourself as visible as possible? Okay.While the characters are alright and somewhat likable, many complain that they're too stupid to even be real. I'm a pushover, but yeah, I get where they're coming from. Sometimes they are too whiny or too bland. They don't have much of a personality. The killers thhemselves are often kept in the shadows, we don't really get much of a good proper look at them, but I like that. Sometimes, it's what we DON'T see that is scary. They're a bit silly, but I guess this situation could really happen. I'd recommend it.