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Wrong Turn (2003)
For years, the government wonders about the sudden disappearance of tourists in the West Virginia woods, but the fact that they was killed by genetic mutation bloodthirsty brothers. They have no name, only known as Three Finger, One-Eye and Saw-Tooth. The film resolves around 6 people trapped in the forest of Virginia. They realize there is something that is hunting them. Will they fight or run for their life?
9 September 1957, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
19 September 1984, Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
1958, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
8 September 1955, Hampstead, London, England, UK
1971
30 December 1980, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
29 April 1946, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
2 April 1979, Oakville, Ontario, Canada
10 December 1975, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
19 October 1976, Savannah, Georgia, USA
6 October 1974, Grass Valley, California, USA
April 29, 2009
It gives what it promises: violence, creeps, and solid performances from the great cast...
June 26, 2005
A cut above the recent lot of slasher films...it does not feel as if it has to cater to audiences who want every plot point spoon fed to them.
June 02, 2003
Lazy would-be horror film.
February 09, 2014
This horror flick about young campers stalked and slaughtered by gruesome backwoods barbarians is a fairly decent crossbreeding of Friday the 13th and Deliverance.
May 04, 2005
Headed in only one direction: straight into the toilet.
June 05, 2003
It's gruesome and nasty and a heck of a lot of fun for people who get a kick out of Fangoria.
July 23, 2007
It's the usual quick-cut, this-is-all-we-can-show-you R-rated mayhem.
June 02, 2003
A negative pickup by Fox, dumped into theaters on Friday without benefit of press previews, Wrong Turn is steeped only in frightless torpor.
June 05, 2003
This self-styled throwback to the down-and-dirty horror films of the 1970s and '80s never delivers what it definitely promises.
June 05, 2003
While this movie doesn't have the warped sensibilities of 1977's similarly plotted The Hills Have Eyes, it has decent performances and genuine suspense.
June 04, 2003
A blood-simple backwoods spatterfest that makes shameless use of the same old antirural moonshine Hollywood's been bootlegging for decades.