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Wrong Turn: The Foundation [Blu-ray]

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Condition
New
Model
BR58868
Dimensions
0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 in; 0.01 oz
Genre
Horror, Thriller
Format
Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled
Language
English
Runtime
1 hour and 50 minutes

Description

Friends hiking the Appalachian Trail are confronted by 'The Foundation', a community of people who have lived in the mountains for hundreds of years.

Specs 15

Genre Horror, Thriller
Format Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled
Contributor Adain Bradley, Bill Sage, Charlotte Vega, Daisy Head, Dylan McTee, Emma DuMont, James Harris, Matthew Modine, Mike Nelson, Robert Kulzer
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 50 minutes
MPAA rating R (Restricted)
Product Dimensions 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 0.01 ounces
Audio Description English

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Top Amazon Reviews

Don't believe the hate - this is a solid movie.
Just watched the blu ray last night and was very pleasantly surprised with this new take on the franchise. I own, have watched, and enjoyed all six of the previous Wrong Turn movies. Is this just another one of the same? Absolutely not - it is much better. The story is much more interesting and deeper than previous installments. The characters were all refreshingly real and modern. And the ending was just awesome. I viewed this as a new start for the franchise and hope they continue down the path that was started. We didn't really need a seventh inbred hillbilly cannibal story anyways. So, ignore the negative reviews that are complaining that this isn't like the previous Wrong Turn movies. Or that it's too "liberal", lol. If you wanted more of the same old stuff, go back and watch one of the other SIX movies. If you enjoy horror/survival flicks and want something new, check this one out with an open mind - you won't be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2021 by CRS
Worth it
Love this movie. Came fast but in no packaging. Just in the cellophane the movie normally comes in. Got this Becuz I love all the wrong turn movies (odd obsession lol I know) this looks even better in disc than thru amazon prime or otherwise streamed.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2025 by Val
"Wrong Turn" makes the right turn!
After the first 2 films in the original Wrong Turn franchise, the quality of the sequels became... questionable? They were good for brainless splatter, nonsensical nudity that borderlined on softcover porn and not much else. A reboot was much needed and appreciated. This is unrelated to the story of the first 6 films but while it's not your typical "Wrong Turn", it's absolutely a "Wrong Turn" film. It's just added some depth, class and originality into the mix (as well as a bit more budget). And while not a perfect film, it's a massive improvement over at least the previous 4. It's smart, different and solid. As soon as you think you know what's going on, they flip the script and turn the whole story on its head. Give it a chance. You shouldn't be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2021 by Ronald Nocella
Loved it
Loved it
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2026 by cynthia drake
Not the hillbilly horror remake you were hoping for... not bad either.
Review Image by John's Horror Corner
Review Image by John's Horror Corner
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A decent horror film, but a God awful reimagining of Wrong Turn—which it clearly isn’t even trying to do. A group of friends hiking the Appalachian Trail stumble across an archaic tribe of long-secluded woodsmen and disappear. Determined to find them, a father (Matthew Modine; Stranger Things, 47 Meters Down) sets out looking for his daughter (Charlotte Vega; Another Me) recruiting whatever help from the rural locals he can. I’m not impressed with this Appalachian cult of deer skull-masked mountain people. Their costumes, camouflage and booby trap shenanigans all seem far-fetched even for a horror movie. These guys always seem to be in the right place at the right time in the otherwise vast forest. It’s not cheeky or charming or amusingly self-aware. Quite the opposite—this is 100% serious and always delivered with a straight face. Yet the events that transpire felt very unrealistic, even in the context of a horror movie. This film’s greatest saving grace would be how it celebrates brutal head trauma across multiple scenes. The first death scene features an awesomely mangled jaw and crushed skull. Some other brutal scenes include a spiked pit trap impalement and a savage cranial beating with a log. These visuals are more pleasing (to gorehounds at least) than the overall movie—which has none of Wrong Turn’s (2003) DNA to be found. In execution, this movie wishes it was The Shrine (2010) and it doesn’t even know it. This script was clearly written for a more northern setting, and set in Virginia (not West Virginia as the source material) to ease us into a Wrong Turn state of mind. It’s sad how obvious it is that this was originally never meant to be a Wrong Turn script. At one point a character refers to hunting moose and elk… moose are found nowhere near Virginia! Perhaps that makes more sense of whatever language they spoke (something Germanic/Slavic/Scandinavian, I’m no linguist). Later in the movie, more dumb things transpire. The “cavern of the blind” was particularly ridiculous and smacked of something in an ill-written Hammer-era movie of the 50s or 60s depicted some lower circle of Hell. The story doesn’t build to anything meaningful or particularly tense. But as critical as I can be, the finale scene was definitely satisfying even if brief. In fact, this movie would probably be okay if it had no association with Wrong Turn. Just call it “Appalachia” or “The Tribe” or “The Foundation” (the name of our tribe in this movie). Not an upsettingly bad movie at all. It’s just fine really. But without gnarly-toothed inbred cannibals, surely a woefully disappointing “reboot” of the Wrong Turn namesake, doing no justice to the original property in any way, shape or form. That just put a sour taste in my mouth. Ultimately director Mike P. Nelson (The Domestics, Summer School) made a decent enough film that suffered from the studio’s desperate attempt to use the title and retain the rights to the Wrong Turn property for the sake of future cash grabs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 by John's Horror Corner
Surprisingly an awesome remake
While I anticipating the arrival of my blu ray, I read hundreds of horrible and nasty reviews. Finally I watched it myself and really enjoyed it. I’m assuming people hated the film simply because it wasn’t EXACTLY like the original whereas I felt an entire updated new vision was done very well. I was also shocked actually because viewers will be blown away at the movie taking such an unseen direction in the second half . Certainly the original will always be a classic film in the horror genre but I really have to say this remake was brilliantly written and had some great actors. New viewers please go into this film with an open mind and understand it’s absolutely nothing comparable to the original Wrong Turn franchise.... Enjoy ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021 by Freddie Alford
Good movie and received quick.
Good movie. No complaints.
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2025 by Jerryasbury
This is how you do a reboot!!!
Loved this Easter rental so much that I bought the Blu-Ray for want of a 4K UHD disk. I truly loved the original from 2003 which I saw in theater . . . and I must say that this reboot is one of the very best reboots that has ever been produced. It is of the echelon of "My Bloody Valentine 3D" in 2010, "The Chainsaw Massacre" in 2003, "Black Christmas" in 2006 and *Unrated Director's Cut Halloween" in 2007 by Rob Zombie. I'm so happy with the twists & turns of this movie!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2022 by Clifford Rose
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