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Wrong Turn Reboot Cast & Director Take Us Into Backwoods Cannibal Country [Exclusive]
Wrong Turn Reboot Cast & Director Take Us Into Backwoods Cannibal Country [Exclusive]
Director Mike P. Nelson changes the hillbilly cannibal game with a fresh take on Wrong Turn, starring Charlotte Vega and Bill Sage.
The new
Wrong Turn reboot takes many wrong turns, using its prolific title as a sign post for what resides ahead. This is not the
Wrong Turn you know. And some may say it resembles the iconic horror franchise in name only. Be warned, Director Mike P. Nelson is not interested in giving us bloodthirsty backwoods mutants with a taste for human flesh. His new revisionist take on the material is grounded in pain-soaked reality, creating something unique within the slasher genre. We recently caught up with the filmmaker and members of his cast to discuss this completely stripped-down reimagining of a classic, which has been rebuilt almost entirely from scratch.
Wrong Turn follows a young woman (Charlotte Vega,
Warrior Nun) and her group of friends as they attempt to hike the Appalachian Trail. And just like in every other movie since, it would appear that none of them has heeded the warning to stick to the trail, instead veering off course and unknowingly entering land held by another group of murderous mountain dwellers. Only this time, they re known as The Foundation, and they ll do anything to protect their way of life including using deadly traps and tricks, as becomes quite apparent.
Check out the trailer and poster below:
So now it s up to Jen (Vega) and her friends to do all they can to stay alive (and far away from Fountain Members) until her father (Matthew Modine,