This was actually good?

Yep, it's good and worth your money. I'd dare to say it's almost as amazing as the original, but that depends on the viewer.

Anyway, don't let the fact it's DTV put you away, go see it. It is a bit dull and cheesy, but it's also incredibly fun, gory, well-acted and entertaining.

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Lizzy Caplan, Cloverfield

Far superior to the first. The first did have better acting all around, and higher production value, but this one was so much more inventive, gorey, and cleverly shot than the first. When you factor in the fact that the budget on part 2 was so much less than the first, it makes the film even more impressive and the first pale all the more in comparison.

I liked it much more than the first Wrong Turn. The whole film is just one big ride. I loved it. Great gore effects, awesome death scenes, good camera work, good acting, and Rollins is awesome.

this movie was good, i was suprised at how good the acting/gore/plot worked out...u have to admit that for a str8 to dvd this film was done correctly

I thought it was pretty decent actually. Especially for a direct to dvd movie. I'd say it's even better than the first in some ways. I like that there was more backstory in this one but then I was also kinda okay with the no explanation approach of the first one. Just sorta "they're cannibals and they wanna kill these people" was enough for me. Yes the whole premise of throw a bunch of kids in the woods and kill em off one by one is getting tired but I thought this was a fairly enjoyable movie. Also I loved the ending. I was trying to keep track of how many were left and after they killed what seemed like the last two and I was like "okay no chance of a sequel" well they leave it with the chance of another sequel. Good movie..just my opinion though

I thought both Wrong Turns were 10/10s. I hope they make more.

And re some of the other posts in this thread, I'm neither deaf nor blind, I'm middle-aged, and I've been watching horror movies constantly--I've literally seen thousands--for about 40 years. BUT, I also do not give bonus points for originality. If you've seen lots of horror, you've definitely seen very similar films, you've seen the 10-little-indians styled elimination hundreds of times, and parts of this are obvious homages, the most substantial homage being to Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

I look at films like this as akin to going on a great dark-ride. You're probably not going to be that surprised on a dark-ride if you've been on a lot of them, but you're not really going on the ride to be surprised (or to learn anything, or to hear a logical argument, etc). You're going on it to have fun. You've been on dark-rides before and you know you love them. You want to experience that kind of thing again. (You can also look at that aspect as something like sex--if you're old enough that you're experienced, are you really going to be surprised by sex? Probably not. But that doesn't mean that you don't want to experience it again, does it?) This is a great film from that perspective; you can tell that the folks who made it love horror and wanted to create a film that horror fans like me would love--they succeeded.


Is everyone in this house a total nutzoid or is it just me?

"This was actually good?"

Do you want to see some people getting chopped up in the woods? then watch it. Otherwise I would say don't even bother.

This movies fun, gory, and fake, what it's suppose to be. It did it's job well. If you were expecting something else, you obviously went the Wrong Way in your expectations before hand, indeed.

I loved it :)