Wrong Turn 2 - Dead End

Good movie

Suspense at its best

Good movie

Bone chilling! The deformed people remind me of the hills have eyes.

Having enjoyed the full original Wrong Turn on DVD, and the edited-for-TV, (but still gory), versions of WT 3-5 before WT 2, I found this one to be my least favorite of the five. The initial murder scene was more of the typical gore the rest of this series had led me to expect, but the remainder of the film came up short in showcasing the villains' disturbingly innovative and stunning slaughtering techniques. (In other installments of the WT series, the villains' clever manipulation of the laws of physics, (with graphic results), shows how intelligent they really are, providing some conceptual "holy kr@p" moments along the way). The scene in the original WT where the kids are in the villains' house having to keep quiet while they watch in horror as their friend is being butchered set high expectations for suspense in the remainder of this series. In WT2, a couple of kids were in the villains' house during a child delivery, but I didn't find this scene nearly as suspenseful as the above-mentioned scene from the original WT. I wasn't startled much at all during most of this movie. To me, if humor and horror are to coexist in the same movie, you really have to pull it off right, which, perhaps unintentionally, WT2 managed to do in a couple of spots. The first is where the villains and a "dinner guest" were sitting at the dinner table and they all joined hands, apparently to have a "silent grace" or pray. Pray? Really? To whom? And for what? The second scene that roused a chuckle is when one of the villains' was breathing rather heavily and making grunting noises while watching a couple of get it on. The humor to me was subtle, and didn't take away from the horror atmosphere of the movie. All in all, I found WT2 to be the least engaging installment of the Wrong Turn series, but still worth watching. Compared to other randy-teen hack-and-slash movie series, the Wrong Turn series to include this installment is to me among the better ones. This movie at least held my attention well enough such that the movie was over before I knew it; always a good sign that I was properly entertained.

Husband wanted to watch this movie. He liked it.

As described

Very scary but I liked

Jag älskar hela serien, men när det står att filmen är ifrån 18 år tar jag för givet att filmen ska vara oklippt men ack så fel jag hade. Åtminstone 4 scener är klippt, första scenen när blodinen i början blir kluven i mitten va helt bortklippt. Yxan i huvudet på tjejen som springer iväg va borta, man undrar vart hon tog vägen, helt plötsligt ligger hon på bilhuven. Tjejen som blir snittad i ryggen ute i vattnet va bra nedklippt. När Henry Rollins får kedjekloten runt halsen kraftigt nedklippt den med. Bild och ljud 3 av 5.

Bon DVD

wrong turn is a strong and brilliant modern slasher horror and this sequel actually does it justice by being a great continuation of the franchise, another strong entry to the series, a bigger cast this time with a group of young contestants all taking part in a reality TV show for a cash prize, but what they don't realise is what's waiting for them deep in the west Virginia woods (but we do) plenty of bloody gory carnage to be had here, lots more than the original, lots of great imaginative kills, very bloody this time round all on a very good budget too, the movie also has a better and bloodier open sequence, the cast is great here too Henry Rollins plays a retired marine commander who's running the live show, he's a great actor playing a very macho Rambo like character, Daniella Alonso (hills have eyes 2 remake) Erica Leerhsen (The Texas chainsaw remake) and Crystal Lowe (final destination 3) provides the boobs and very nice they are! There's many more freaks this time too providing much more carnage and action, this is one great horror sequel that's certainly worth picking up if you love the original. Good picture quality on the UK DVD (Fox) Lots of good features including a commentary, making of, and more. Region 2 Pal, 92-mins, 2008.

All is OK

j'ai vu le premier et je voulais voire la suite