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The cult classic slasher gets a brutal, modern reimagining in Wrong Turn (originally titled Wrong Turn: The Foundation ). When a group of friends hiking the Appalachian Trail decides to detour off the map, they stumble into a nightmare. They are hunted by "The Foundation," a savage, inbred community that has lived in the mountains for centuries, operating by their own gruesome set of laws. wrong turn x265
"Wrong Turn" is a horror film that tries to revive the cannibal genre, but ends up being a predictable and gory ride. The movie takes place in West Virginia, where a group of friends on a hiking trip stumble upon a remote cabin, only to be stalked and hunted by inbred, mountain men. For a franchise known for its dark, shadowy
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