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The first commentary track featured here is just that - fun. With any horror film commentary, there is always a lot of fun - and laughter - to be had. Featurette: On Location with P-Nut (2 minutes, SD).Featurette: More Blood, More Guts (9 minutes, SD).Featurette: Making Gore Look Good (12 minutes, SD).Commentary with writers Turi Meyer and Al Septien.Commentary with director Joe Lynch and actors Erica Leerhsen and Henry Rollins.The only thing really missing here is a Digital Copy of the film and perhaps a few BD-exclusives.

Surprisingly, this disc is loaded with some really nice additional materials (ported from the DVD) that will make any horror fan happy. Score: 6 out of 10Įxtras and Packaging This single-disc BD comes packed in a blue elite case. While this mix does top many DTV titles out there, it's a far cry from a glossy theatrical release. Bass is impacting, but like the surrounds, not well placed, tuned or designed. Dialogue is clean, though I spotted a few high-end crackles from time to time. While the sound field is incredibly engaged and aggressive, effects don't really seem to have any real sense of direction leaving a lot of surround noise cluttering the overall presentation. It's not totally surprising this high-res mix isn't much better than the transfer. Score: 5 out of 10 Languages and Audio Audio choices are English 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio, French Dolby Digital 5.1 and Spanish 2.0 with Spanish subtitles and English captions for the hearing impaired. The encode is a mess, too, cluttered with a thick, intrusive haze of digital noise that removes depth, textures and shadows, leaving a print that's perhaps only a notch or two better than the original DVD. The print is even marred by a few dust and dirt elements. Contrast runs way too hot during daylight sequences.

I honestly thought, given the HD source and the naturally lit setting, this transfer would boast sharp images and fine details, but neither is the case. Score: 7 out of 10 Video and Presentation Wrong Turn 2: Dead End is presented in 1.78:1 widescreen using the AVC MPEG-4 codec on a single-layered BD25 disc consuming 22.2 gigs of disc space. If this is you, then Wrong Turn 2 provides the goods you seek.ĬLICK HERE to read the full Wrong Turn 2: Dead End review by Brandon Ciampaglia. It's a film that is geared toward the crowd that likes their horror flicks coated in gooey red syrup, topped off with gratuitous nudity and sex in other words, a fun time. Essentially, it's an homage to those great splatter films of the '80s. The premise, itself, is nothing original or brilliant, but rather straightforward and - at times - predictable. We have a lot of winks to The Blair Witch Project, Evil Dead 2 and almost every other backwoods, inbred, flesh-eating family film ever made. Wrong Turn 2 is a horror film that takes from many other films. Now, the cannibalistic family begins to hunt down every last member of the television cast and crew in a game that has become all too real - and deadly. Soon, the unrealistic reality show takes a bloody turn when the mutated inbred family that dwells within the very woods they now trek takes note of their presence. On their first mission, these individuals are assigned to teams and must go on a search for food deep within the West Virginian woods. Meet the contestants: Skateboarder Jonesy (Steve Braun), soldier Amber ( Daniella Alonso), football player Jake ( Texas Battle), token skank Elena (Crystal Lowe), loner Nina ( Erica Leerhsen) and the newly participating producer Mara (Aleksa Palladino). Shortly following the horrendous events of the first Wrong Turn, we are invited to a taping of the pilot episode for the new reality game show 'Ultimate Survivalist: Apocalypse.' Hosted by retired Marine Colonel Dale Murphy ( Henry Rollins), this program has six strangers trying to survive in a makeshift post-apocalyptic world in order to win a grand prize of $100,000.

Wrong turn 2 full movie in english full movie