4/5 it's the better "turn" than the first "turn"
  by Kody (New York,NY)
"Wrong Turn 2" was better than the first by far. The first time it seemed rush and put together. This movie, I actually enjoyed. I thought it will be a cheesy lame remake but it wasn't, like I said. Usually the 2nd movies are lame, and the directors try to make it "big" but this movie was good. Its definitely worth the money, but its no Oscar movie. I recommend to buy it!

4/5 Suprisingly good Direct-to-DVD sequel!
  by John Lindsey (Socorro, New Mexico USA.)


A popular "Survivor" and "Battle Royale"-style reality show from Hollywood is being filmed in the woods of Virginia, former retired Commander Dale Murphy (Henry Rollins) with a group of misfits (Erica Leerhsen, Texas Battle, Steve Braun, Crystal Lowe, Daniella Alonso) are gonna film the show. But things go wrong on their first day as Murphy is kidnapped by a group of cannibalistic inbred mutant hillbillies that want him for dinner and plans on killing the rest of the team including filmmakers, but can some of them survive and escape the terror that is happening in the woods.

A pleasant and violent suprise! This is the long awaited sequel to the quite excellent "Wrong Turn" from 2003 and it delivers all the goods for fans of the original. This one is gorier, more thrilling and action packed then the original but lacks some of the supense and characterization of the first movie. I also love how it has more of a backstory to the inbreeding redneck mutant killers, i think this is a fun follow-up to a great movie and worth a view.

This DVD contains the unrated cut with more gore and scenes then before! with great extras like commentaries, trailer, featurettes, bloopers and more.

4/5 Good Sequel!
  by Melvin Hunt (Cleveland,, Texas United States)
This movie picks right up where the other movie "Wrong Turn" left off. In the previous movie a group of travelers wind up lost in the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia. They are forced to flee the inbred cannibals
who live there. In this show a TV crew once again travels to the Appalachian Mountains to do some shooting. It
doesn't take long before the crew is pursued as a source of food by the inbred cannibals who live there. One by
one the crew becomes a meal for the cannibals. The cannibals have all sorts of traps that are used to trap humans.
As the TV crew attempts to escape they discover the many means that the cannibals have to trap the humans. They
even find a garage where the vehicles of their victims are stored.The TV crew winds up having a pitched battle with the cannibals to survive. Despite being grizzly this movie is action packed. This movie is not for the squeamish. The ending scene in the movie will shock you.

1/5 Filmmakers To Audience: We Hate You
  by The JuRK (Our Vast, Cultural Desert)
As pointless and uninteresting as the original WRONG TURN was, this sequel just amps up how lame and unnecessary this whole storyline is.

Characters? Just victims to be killed off without much thought or development. Plotline? Phoned in. Even if you can't tell exactly what happens before it happens, you certainly aren't surprised by anything that does happen. Overall effect? Haven't we seen everything here already somewhere else?

Henry Rollins gearing up for battle by making arrows with dynamite sticks and rubbing war paint on his face. Wasn't that Arnold in PREDATOR? The hot chick tied to a chair and forced to endure the inbreds at dinners. Now that was definitely THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE. The inbreds are worse than the inbreds in the first film, but closer to the mutants in equally-lame THE HILLS HAVE EYES remakes, which rip off the 70s version of those movies.

No wit, no curveballs, nothing well done. It's just all so bloody and predictable. And dull.

This is where we are now: the most revolting violence and sickest behavior is boring and uninteresting. This can't be healthy.

5/5 "Better Than The Original!"
  by Terry Richard (Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada)
Very few films have ever been a hit when they go directly to DVD release, but "Wrong Turn 2" was a certified smash upon its release in 2008. Based on the original "Wrong Turn", this sequel grossed over 12 million dollars when it came out on DVD, covering its cost of a 4 million dollar budget. The film features a bunch of young people going into the outback to film a TV series familiar in theme to television's stupid reality show "Survivor". Eventually one by one these people are killed by crazed in-breeders living in isolation in the wilderness. The movie is pure escapist fun and if you love horror films "Wrong Turn 2" will satisfy your appetite for blood, guts, and gore. Another sequel "Wrong Turn 3-Left For Dead" arrives in video stores October 20th, 2009 just in time for Halloween. This DVD features a ton of featurettes, three in all, including a great documentary with the cast and crew on the making of the film. There are also commentaries. The movie is 97 minutes long and subtitles are in spanish.