Wrong Turn 2: Dead End 4K 2007 Ultra HD 2160p

A local television company is filming a reality show in the spirit of “The Last Hero” in the forest, infamous for the events of the first film. The participants of the project will have to live the lifestyle of primitive people without modern means of communication... much to the delight of the cannibals living nearby.

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The second part of the popular horror film “Wrong Turn” has nothing in common with the first film. Except perhaps the setting (West Virginia) and the main theme (a family of cannibalistic freaks wants to eat and therefore mercilessly exterminates a group of young people).

Television producers decide to shoot a reality show in which a group of young people will try to survive in remote and inhospitable places. The decision is made, several “guinea pigs” (there's no other way to describe them) are selected and thrown into the dense forests of West Virginia. Go for it, guys! Try to survive! Test yourselves!
But who could have guessed that these seemingly deserted places were not so deserted after all. A sinister family of cannibalistic hermits begins a brutal hunt for the reality show participants. And that's when it all began...

Let me say right away: you can easily study human anatomy from the second part of “The Turn...”. The characters are cut, sawed, and chopped up, and all of this is shown in close-up, savored and “served up like a holiday cake.” Sometimes you catch yourself thinking that the filmmakers have no limits. New sophisticated ways and methods of murder are constantly being invented and thrown in... But it must be said, in all fairness, that this is a real slasher film. Nothing superfluous or secondary. Everything is strictly subordinated to the strict and harsh rules of the “horror thriller.”

It should be noted that the second film, Wrong Turn, is clearly inferior to the first film in terms of plot coherence and logical interest, but in terms of “bloody action,” as I noted above, the second film surpassed the first.

I personally liked the film; the makeup is magnificent, the internal tension is not bad, and the atmosphere of mystery and fear is created very professionally. As for the directorial (and John Lynch is a newcomer to big cinema), cinematographic, and acting work, everything here is rather mediocre. But in films like this, as I understand it, that's not the main thing. The main thing is that fans of slasher and horror films will be satisfied with another solid film production where “there are few words and more action.”

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Codec: HEVC / H.265 (78.0 Mb/s)
Resolution: 4K (2160p)
HDR: HDR10
Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
Original aspect ratio: 1.85:1

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#English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
#German: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1

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