All The Wrong Turn Movies Ranked Worst To Best

7. Wrong Turn 3: Left For Dead

The one with Tamer Hassan and the prison convicts.

After leaning into the low-budget and the straight-to-DVD in Wrong Turn 2: Dead End, one could be forgiven for thinking that the series had found its groove. The Wrong Turn franchise may never bother movie theatres again, but at least they could have fun with it, right?

Wrong (turn). Nobody is having fun with 2009's three-quel, least of all viewers. When a van-load of prisoners crashes in rural Virginia, the prisoners make a break for freedom in the woods. This, of course, sends them straight into the jaws of danger.... and everyone's favourite woodland hillbillies. One would think that a gang of hardened convicts would have little trouble with a family of scrawny Deliverance rejects, but Chavez (Tamer Hassan) and his goons fare even worse than the average teenage dipsh*ts which tend to populate this sort of thing.

The cheapest, sloppiest of all the Wrong Turn sequels, Left for Dead comes up lacking everywhere. It's not as well-executed as the first movie, nor as fun as the second. The special effects are terrible - opening with a CGI bisection that sets the bar particularly low for what is to come.