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Episode 037 - Wrong Turn (2003)
This week we take an interesting and unassuming dive (let’s call it “the Dushku effect”) into a quintessential film in Ryan’s adolescence, Wrong Turn. Tim and Ryan take an arrow to the eyeball for this mid-2000’s, hillbilly-horror vehicle: not even Eliza Dushku or “Mr. Serious“ could completely save this “stupid, stupid, stupid” film. Despite Ryan’s deep love for it, (and the subsequent high school game of “Dushku” it spawned) he gave it a “rent” while Tim handed it a weak “stream.”
Where we watched: Amazon Rental
RecommenDEADtions: I Saw The Devil / We Are What We Are
Wrong Turn (2003)
Directed by Rob Schmidt
Written by Alan B. McElroy