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| By Trust Created |
Summary
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Acting
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Film
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Edge
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Reality
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TRUST WEIGHTED
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Barely OK | Pretty Bad | Barely OK | Sordid | Glib |
| AVERAGE | OK | Barely OK | OK | Sordid | Surreal |
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Pretty Bad
1.5
Wrong Turn 2: Dead End takes place in the same woods as the original film did. However, this time the reason that our c… |
Pretty Bad
1.5
Some of the acting is okay while some is much worse. It fails mostly with the more stereotypical characters. Kimberly C… |
Barely OK
2.0
The film would have done much better if some of the less significant characters were focused on less. There is some goo… |
Sordid
3.3
The deformed creatures did serve as a threat and gave out a sense of abnormalities not just by their looks but by their… |
Glib
1.7
Towards the end, the film gets better. The only problem is that even in some of the intense scenes you can’t fully ap… |
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Good
3.0
"We shouldn't be here." —Nina Ya don't say? Wrong turn 2: Dead End is the sequel to the critically maligned 2003 or… |
Barely OK
2.0
oh my. Henry rollins is surprisingly good. Texas Battle is serviceable (and has one of the best names ever). To be h… |
Good
3.0
It isn't a surprise to me (i'm a weird trivia machine/nerd like that) but to many it may be surprising to hear that thi… |
Horrid
3.6
what's more shocking to you? two inbred hillbilly relatives having sex, or the fact that one of them is wearing the sc… |
Surreal
2.9
Technically, a reality show in the woods isn't far-fetched. Saying that, the cast of characters, while caricatures at … |
