Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort (2014)

Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort leans into the franchise’s nastiest instincts with a pulpy, backwoods-gothic vibe that feels like a grimy roadside attraction you can’t stop staring at. The setup—a mysterious inheritance leading a group of friends into a decaying mountain resort—gives the film a fun, trashy momentum before it dives headfirst into its taboo, ritualistic horror. Valeri Milev keeps the pace brisk and the atmosphere mean, and Sadie Katz, in particular, brings a memorably off-kilter presence that elevates the sleaze into something watchably unsettling. Fair warning: this is one of the gorier, more sexually explicit entries, so it’s strictly for viewers who like their horror loud, cruel, and unapologetically over-the-top.

Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort is clearly trying to juice the franchise with a “creepy inheritance” setup, a nastier cannibal clan mythology, and wall-to-wall shock value. The problem is it leans so hard on gore and sleaze that the story and characters feel like disposable delivery systems for mean-spirited set pieces, with pacing and logic that don’t hold up even by slasher standards. The added explicit sex and sexual assault elements aren’t just intense—they’re handled in a way many viewers will find exploitative rather than scary. If you’re only here for grimy, low-budget splatter and don’t need likable leads or smart suspense, you might get what you came for; if you want the series’ earlier cat-and-mouse tension or a fun horror ride, this one will likely feel like a misstep.