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(- 2003 -)

Original Title Wrong Turn Director Rob Schmidt Genre Horror, Thriller Released 2003-05-30 MPAA Rating Rated R for strong violence and gore, some language and drug use. Rated 5.9

Plot Summary

In a throwback to 1970's horror films such as "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and "The Hills Have Eyes", "Wrong Turn" is an independently-made horror film about a group of five youths on a hiking trip in the Appalachains of West Virginia who become prey to a family of cannibalistic mountain men who have become horribly disfigured through generations of in-breeding.

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Actors / Character

Desmond Harrington as Chris Finn , Eliza Dushku as Jessie Burlingame , Emmanuelle Chriqui as Carly , Jeremy Sisto as Scott , Lindy Booth as Francine , Julian Richings as Three Finger , Kevin Zegers as Evan , Garry Robbins as Saw-Tooth , Ted Clark as One-Eye , Yvonne Gaudry as Halley , David Huband as Rich , Joel Harris as Trooper , Wayne Robson as Old Man , James Downing as Trucker

IMDB User Comments

Not a bad waste of time... I went into the screener of WRONG TURN not expecting much. After the film was over, I was pleasantly surprised. The plot has been recycled a few times, but this version of the "kids stranded in the woods" scenario has some good points. We have seen this before in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and more recently in X-Files Episode "Home". A group of young adults are stranded deep in the woods of West Virginia, and are hunted by a "family of cannibalistic freaks. Wrong Turn is very predictable, and the gore is abundant, but the film is delivered in an in-your-face style, which kept me interested. The acting is on par with most slasher flicks, which is good enough to get the point across. All in all, it was a good waste of a boring thursday evening. I do want to spoil much, but the tree top chase is very well done. Any fan of the genre might be surprised by Wrong Turn...I was.

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