Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings
Horror • R • 2011 • 1 hr 33 min
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Very bad characters, but the kills are great and the story is really decent. And a very fun and unespected ending.
A suprisingly fun prequel. This one feels fresh due to the asylum setting. Not a perfect film, but a blast and nice edition to the series.
Was just ridiculous, obviously a gore fest movie, the plot was silly and goofy
8/10 A surprisingly fun prequel that feels fresh due to the asylum setting. Very entertaining and gory.
It’s kinda wild. Just your basic cheesy horror film.
They was parts in this I had to look away but love the wrong turn movies
It's another wrong turn movie. If you like horror movies you might want to check it out.
A bloody mess of clichés, bad acting and gore.
If you like the other ones, you'll probably like this one.
The only good/positive thing about this sequel is its grimmers and makup artists who made those realistic bloody scenes and bodies.
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