Wrong Turn (UK)
It`s the last one you`ll ever make.
Certificate: 18
Running Time: 81 mins
Retail Price: £15.99
Release Date:
Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
On the way to an important appointment, Chris (Desmond Harrington) takes an unexpected detour down an old track to avoid a traffic jam blocking his planned route. When he turns a bend and loses control, he crashes into a car immobilised by barbed wire in the road. The car belongs to five friends on a camping trip who appear to have been the victim of a prank and all they end up stranded in the woods...
Two of the group stay with the car whilst the rest go in search of help. Their hopes are dashed after arriving at a remote, sinister cabin hidden in the woods where they make a gruesome and terrifying discovery. The run down cabin belongs to a trio of grossly disfigured cannibalistic mountain men. The mutants have picked off the missing members from the group and bought them back to the cabin to be butchered and eaten. Realising there`s more prey out in the woods, they set out to find them all and the race for survival is on!
Special Features:
Commentary by director Robert Schmidt, Eliza Dushku and Desmond Harrington. Deleted scenes. Poster gallery. 4 featurettes.
Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Subtitle Tracks:
CC: English
Directed By:
Rob Schmidt
Written By:
Alan B. McElroy
Starring:
Kevin Zegers
Jeremy Sisto
Emmanuelle Chriqui
Eliza Dushku
Desmond Harrington
Casting By:
Clare Walker
Caird Urquhart
Amy McIntyre Britt
Jennifer Fishman
Anya Colloff
Soundtrack By:
DJ Swamp
Joshua Homme
Elia Cmiral
Director of Photography:
John S. Bartley
Editor:
Michael Ross
Jeff Consiglio
Costume Designer:
Georgina Yarhi
Production Designer:
Alicia Keywan
Producer:
Jefferson Richard
Stan Winston
Robert Kulzer
Brian J. Gilbert
Don Carmody
Hagen Behring
Executive Producer:
Patrick Wachsberger
Aaron Ryder
Erik Feig
Sven Ebeling
Don Carmody
Distributor:
Pathe
Your Opinions and Comments
Wrong Turn purports to be an homage to `70s horror, but even that decade`s run-of-the-mill fare wasn`t this telegraphed or repetitive, not to mention bereft of gratuituous nudity. Cabin Fever and House of 1000 Corpses paid tribute far better on every level.
Wrong Turn feels like a silly horror film from time to time, but there is enough blood, guts, gore, screams and inventive deaths to entertain any easy-going audience. At least video/audio quality is pretty good.