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New Wrong Turn Reboot Photos Are Definitely NSFW The  Wrong Turn movies have carved out a unique and terrifying corner of the horror market ever since the first entry in 2003. The franchise is about families of deformed cannibals living deep in the wilderness of West Virginia who prey on those taking the titular ‘wrong turn’ into their territory. After the first film made a bunch of money, we got five straight-to-DVD sequels in the form of Dead End, Left for Dead, Bloody Beginnings, Blood...

Space Sweepers: Netflix release date and time for international audiences revealed Space Sweepers / Netflix A new Korean movie ‘Space Sweepers’ premieres this week on Netflix, but what date and time will the film release around the world? From Home and Kingdom, there is a vast catalogue of excellent Korean content available for fans to watch on Netflix. This week, fans will say goodbye to the hit series Run On, but thankfully there is a new title premiering on the streaming platfo...

WRONG TURN Review–Bloody Horror Remake Gets Political By Chad Collins Written by Alan McElroy Directed by Mike P. Nelson The slasher craze of the early to late eighties had one principal goal in mind: rack up as large a body count in as little time as possible. Sincere development, nuance, and humanity were often tossed aside for austere and penny-pain archetypes. Jocks, for instance, died while virginal final girls lived. Wes Cr...

Wrong Turn Promotional Trailer Nelson’s  Wrong Turn reboot has been slapped with a (not surprising) R-rating via the MPAA for “strong bloody violence, grisly images, and pervasive language.” Alan B. McElroy returns to pen the new film which finds a group of friends hiking the Appalachian Trail. Even though they’re warned to stick to the trail, they wander off course, of course. They end up crossing into land inhabited by The Foundation, a hidden community of mountain dwellers who use...

Buffy Eliza Dushku. Nearly 20 years later, the trailer for the new Wrong Turn looks suggests a lot of universe-expanding has gone on in the meantime, with the original film’s writer, Alan B. McElroy (Star Trek: Discovery), penning the screenplay for new director Mike P. Nelson. Feast your eyes: Entertainment Weekly first shared the trailer, and notes that this Matthew Modine-starring entry is a “reimagining” of the original story, following a group of Appalachian Trail hikers who stumbl...

January 28, 2021, 2:11 pm TheHDRoom may be paid a small commission for any services or products ordered through select links on this page. Lionsgate Home Entertainment wants you to make a Wrong Turn on February 23rd when the 2021 horror slasher remake debuts on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital. This now seventh installment in the Wrong Turn franchise goes back to its roots where unfortunate young adventurers stumble into the wrong parts of the Appalachian Trail in West Virginia. Wrong Turn (2021) s...

The original ‘Wrong Turn’, which released back in 2003, wound its way into cinemas in an attempt to cash in on the teenage slasher film trend that kicked off with film franchises such as ‘Scream’ (1996), ‘Urban Legend’ (1998) and ‘Final Destination’ (2000). The film starred a moderately famous Eliza Dushku, whose claim to fame had been a recurring role on the hit television series, ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’. In her big-screen breakthrough (if that’s what you would like to...

The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do Itwill release with considerably truncated theatrical windows. The latter two will be available on both HBO Max and theaters on the same day, while the former will be available for an exclusive one-night-only premiere at a time where most theaters across the country are still shuttered. Even in regions where theaters are open, it still seems premature (and risky) to pack audiences into clammy auditoriums like churros in a cardboard cone. It’s disheartenin...

For home viewers, Netflix’s line-up includes British teen drama Rocks (February 1), Korean epic Space Sweepers (February 5), football documentary Pele (February 23) and Always and Forever (February 12), Amazon Prime Video has Owen Wilson-Salma Hayek starrer Bliss (February 5) and Disney+ boasts an adaptation of the award-winning children’s book Flora & Ulysses (February 19). However, after sifting through the ever-changing line-ups, Stuff has come up with this list of the 12 flicks...