So here we have it...the 6th Installment of the Wrong Turn film series, and what an absolute stinker it is. In saying that, though, it's not the worst movie in the series - that title belongs to the dreadful 5th installment, but this 6th film comes pretty damn close to being just as bad.
In this one we have Danny, a young man who has mysteriously inherited a small fortune and a resort by the name of Hobb Springs in West Virginia, and accompanying him are his girlfriend, Toni, and a few of his friends. When they get there, Danny can't really believe his luck, but the more he and his friends look around the property, the more they discover that all is definitely not what it seems.
This has all the elements of a dire horror movie. Exceedingly thin plot? Check. Plenty of nudity? Check. Sub-par acting? Check. If you are looking for those three ingredients for a movie then you will enjoy Wrong Turn 6.
The story & plot of the movie were left wanting because, well, there really wasn't one. I mean I knew not to expect an award-winning story, but I was hoping that it would be better than the 5th. At least the latter part came true...just. The thing is, the story actually takes the series back to where it all started out with the 1st film...into the backwoods of West Virginia. It wasn't in a town somewhere or a mental asylum, and the movie did start off quite decently in all honesty.
About 20 minutes or so in, however, is when it just started to go really downhill as it gradually got more ridiculous with one of the main parts being how Danny so easily accepted who he was and his family's history (if you watch the movie you'll see what I mean).
Just as a side note: despite what some people say about this installment as well, there is NOTHING to indicate that this is a prequel to the 1st film. It is just a really horrendous sequel to the previous installments.
Do yourself a favour...skip this pile of trash.
In this one we have Danny, a young man who has mysteriously inherited a small fortune and a resort by the name of Hobb Springs in West Virginia, and accompanying him are his girlfriend, Toni, and a few of his friends. When they get there, Danny can't really believe his luck, but the more he and his friends look around the property, the more they discover that all is definitely not what it seems.
This has all the elements of a dire horror movie. Exceedingly thin plot? Check. Plenty of nudity? Check. Sub-par acting? Check. If you are looking for those three ingredients for a movie then you will enjoy Wrong Turn 6.
The story & plot of the movie were left wanting because, well, there really wasn't one. I mean I knew not to expect an award-winning story, but I was hoping that it would be better than the 5th. At least the latter part came true...just. The thing is, the story actually takes the series back to where it all started out with the 1st film...into the backwoods of West Virginia. It wasn't in a town somewhere or a mental asylum, and the movie did start off quite decently in all honesty.
About 20 minutes or so in, however, is when it just started to go really downhill as it gradually got more ridiculous with one of the main parts being how Danny so easily accepted who he was and his family's history (if you watch the movie you'll see what I mean).
Just as a side note: despite what some people say about this installment as well, there is NOTHING to indicate that this is a prequel to the 1st film. It is just a really horrendous sequel to the previous installments.
Do yourself a favour...skip this pile of trash.