Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead

Lost in the remote backwoods of West Virginia, a diverse group of travelers struggles to find a way back to civilization. Their hopes evaporate as night falls and they discover they are being hunted by a clan of vicious, disfigured cannibals who call the rugged hills home. The woods become a trap as misdirection, fear, and scarce resources push the survivors to improvise, raid supplies, and rely on rickety shelters. Paranoia fractures their odds and turns ordinary bickering into survival instincts, with every creak of the trees signaling danger. The group must navigate brutal terrain and a relentless human threat, hoping to outlast a night that seems to stretch forever.

Directed by Declan O'Brien, the film is the third chapter in the Wrong Turn franchise, continuing the series conceived by Connor James Delaney and Alan B. McElroy. It was released directly to home video, maintaining the franchise's grim survival vibe.

The film did not receive a theatrical release and was issued direct to DVD and Blu-ray, so there is no significant box office tally. Its revenue comes from home video channels and licensing.

Critical reception for Wrong Turn 3 tends to be mixed to negative, with praise often directed at its pace and practical gore while criticisms focus on thin characters and fear exploitation. The film reinforces themes of survival, mistrust, and the perils of isolation.