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20th Century Fox,

Sadie Katz, Anthony Ilott, Aqueela Zoll, Rollo Skinner, Billy Ashworth

Danny (Anthony Iilot) suddenly inherits a run down resort in Hobb Springs, so he and his friends head out to investigate his good fortune. But while there they run into a bunch of inbred locals who hang around the place. Turns out they are long lost relatives and they try to turn Danny against his friends and to join their family, and they help by killing and eating his friends one at a time.

This is the 6th film in the Wrong Turn series, and by far the weakest. The story is lame, and the concept has been rather stretched. After all, the original idea what someone who accidentally ended up taking the wrong road and ending up where they definitely shouldn’t be, but in this one, they know where they are going. Perhaps you could say it was a wrong choice, but they chose to go there. The kills are very graphic and the unrated version is rather nasty, but the story is just kind of lame. I was bored though this, and it took about 3 tries before I could make it through the whole film without falling asleep. I am a fan of horror, and usually not too hard to please, but this one is pretty bad. You might find this on late night cable, and if you’re a fan of the franchise, feel free, but I don’t recommend wasting the time on this one. Just sex and gore, blood and guts and disgusting people. Not worth it.

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Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA),

Danica McKellar, Rupert Penry-Jones, Ellie Botterill, Emma Burdon-Sutton, Pavel Douglas, Alexandra Evans, Amy Marston, Colin McFarlane, Rose Neville, Rollo Skinner

Allie Evans (Danica McKeller) is the oldest child in the family who has, for years, been keeping the rest of the family together after the sudden loss of her mother and father. She is working as a maid is a fancy hotel when she gets in a bit of trouble and is fired just before Christmas. It turns out that one of the guests is the Maxmillian, King of Winshire (Rupert Penry-Jones). One of his personal assistants finds out that Allie has been fired, and he takes it upon himself to hire Allie for the holidays to take care of the Maxmillian’s child through the holidays at the palace in Winshire. The King is scheduled to be married to a princess of a neighboring kingdom to cement the relationship between the two countries, but though he’s set to do his duty to the throne, he can’t help but be toppled by Allie’s free spirit and charm.

This 2015 Hallmark fantasy romance is starring Danica McKellar. This is the perfect role for her, and she pulls it off perfectly. Last year she had a role that was not nearly suited to her, and this film is just perfect for her talent. The story is funny and whimsical and a great deal of heart. Rupert does a wonderful job as the King, and his staff are all ideal as well. Basically everyone in this movie is just about perfect from the child to the potential queen and beyond. This is the kind of film Hallmark does best, and this is probably the best film of the season. I really enjoyed it, and it’s one of the ones you ought to watch out for!

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