Declan O’Brien | Love Horror film reviews and news

Out on the 28th of January Wrong Turn 5 looks set to be the best Wrong Turn ever taken. So here we have writer and director Declan O’Brien talking about how he comes up with 'unique kills'. Having written Wrong Turn 3 and written and directed 4 and 5 Declan O’Brien is an authority on hick horror. This latest chapter sees a small West Virginia town hosting the legendary Mountain Men Festival on Halloween, with throngs of costumed partygoers gathering for a wild night of music and mischief. But the trick or treating takes a sinister turn when a vicious family of inbred cannibals – including series stalwarts Three Finger, Saw-Tooth and One-Eye – decide to dine on a group of visiting college students. Starring horror legend Doug Bradley (Hellraiser) and directed by Wrong Turn 3 and 4’s Declan O’Brien, Wrong Turn 5 ups the ante on the series’ already gory history, delivering thrills and chills that promise to be even more stomach-churning than ever before. The latest offering from the Wrong Turn stable also features a host of devilish DVD extras. These include an audio commentary with O’Brien and ‘A Day In The Death’ featurette. And for aficionados of gore everywhere, the superb Wrong Turn 1-5 DVD box set is also available on the same day – perfect for fans in need of a Wrong Turn feast! Check out the clip below and look out for more on Wrong Turn 5 soon!

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