Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines

Bloodlines is a demented but still relatively entertaining B-slasher in which the most annoying character is played by Doug “Pinhead” Bradley from Hellraiser. The murders are done in an “ingenious” manner (à la Saw), which will certainly please the uncritical fans of the genre, and they are once again disgustingly sadistic (which will please them even more). But what brings the series down to garbage level is the behavior of the victims and the absolute invincibleness of the three redneck cannibals, who seem to be able to take on the US military with just a shovel, a pitchfork and a retarded chuckle. It’s more of self-parody than horror. I feel a little guilty about adding the second star, but what can you do; it has an indisputable guilty-pleasure potential. (07/06/2013)

I’m not even getting mad, Wrong Turn is not worth it. They didn’t even try to make a good film here. But let O’Brien carry on making one sequel a year, at least that way he won’t be able to ruin another franchise. The only thing that surprises me is that this time even fans of the fourth part are unhappy. For me, the fifth, fourth and third part are all bad in a very similar way. (19/10/2012)

"Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines" is completely off track. Most of the horror series production nowadays is more believable, suspenseful, and terrifying, with better sets, better scene arrangement, and less boredom. Declan O'Brien has resigned from tension, and the characters' comedic mocking becomes the film's motto. I enjoyed some songs from the soundtrack the most, even though they didn't fit into the scenes, at least I could enjoy them. (08/09/2014)