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Hey filmmakers! I want to see these sick, deformed, pieces of s*** DIE!!

posted 8 years ago by ydobon-1
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I really hope someone involved with the franchise sees this...

I just had the misfortune of sitting through the latest piece of crap you turned out. Don't worry, I didn't actually pay anything for it, or I'd be demanding my money back.

You seem to be under the delusion that the fans (what few are left) actually like these sick, deformed pieces of sh!t. You seem to think that people cheer them on and want to see them succeed in killing off every single normal character in the film. You may even be dumb enough to believe that people will actually sympathize with them.

THEY DON'T!!!

People want to see them die! Slowly and painfully! After watching them slaughter innocent people for the past 60-90 minutes, the percentage of viewers who don't want to see each of them get a stick of dynamite shoved up their asses is about .01%.

If I had the power to rewrite the ending to part 6, I would have had Toni survive to come back with a flame thrower and burn the mutant village to the ground. I wanted to see every single last one of them burned alive, Danny included.

Making these things into unstoppable killing machines who never face any consequences for the suffering that they cause, is one of the reasons that the ratings for each new movie are lower than the last. Don't get me wrong, the script for this film was pure garbage, but it would have garnered at least a little good will from the fans if some of the stars had escaped and killed a few of the freaks.

But no, you seem to think the freaks are the stars. Why don't you call the next movie The Adventures of Three-Finger and His Freak Family? You can just follow him and the other mutants around for two hours while they grunt at each other and carve people up. It's obvious that's all you care about.

On the other hand, if you want to actually make a movie that will sell, have some of the stars survive and then come back with M16s and AK-47s and turn the sick freaks into hamburger. That's a Wrong Turn film I'd pay to see.

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[–] Skrelp690 8 years ago

But the movie is a prequel.
They are already dead.
Just watch WT1, WT2 and WT3.

[–] crypt_of_lovecraft 8 years ago

I don't think the filmmakers care about any of that. They're just going to keep milking it for all it's worth while giving impressionable horror fans more mindless splatter served with a heaping helping of misogyny and rural stereotypes.

As the user above me pointed out already, this movie is a prequel, as are parts 4 and 5.

The filmmakers can keep making more Wrong Turn prequels about the gore-filled adventures of the three evil hillbillies (even though two of the hillbillies got knocked off in Part 1 ) and not lose any credibility among faithful fans. It doesn't seem to matter if there's no logic or consistency or purpose (beyond making a quick buck) left to the series. In part 4, we find out the three hillbillies spent time locked up in a mental institution. In part 6, we find out that they help run a sprawling hotel in the country. (These deformed freaks really get around!) Maybe in part 7 we'll learn that they have extraterrestrial origins. And why not?  After all, the series already 'jumped the shark' a long time ago.

Have you seen the little piggies crawling in the dirt?

[–] kylehanna-02536 8 years ago

This movie is a prequel to the first movie. So The first movie is basically a sequel to this movie, and you finally get to see these three sick bastards die at the end of the first movie

[–] ChrisOlliYo 8 years ago

Very accurate analysis. Everyone wants to see bad guys getting punished and being a 'prequel' isn't an excuse for not bringing out the satisfactory ending.
There's even a clan of three fingers and besides, is it difficult for horror movies to leave some loose ends for the horror to continue? Absolutely not.