Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort

An unexpected inheritance pulls Danny and his friends into the hills of West Virginia, where a decaying resort called Hobb Springs hides from the world. The property is tended by Jackson and Sally, a couple who seem to know more about the place than they reveal. They introduce Danny to a family history he never knew existed, centering on a clan named the Hillickers. What begins as curiosity about old fortunes soon shifts into a clash of loyalties as the group discovers that the Hillickers maintain strict, brutal traditions that have shaped the town for generations. The mood is tense, claustrophobic, and increasingly dangerous as the locals reveal their true nature and relationships fray under mounting pressure and hidden pressures.

Directed by Valeri Milev and released in 2014 as part of the Wrong Turn series, the film draws on a story by Frank H. Woodward. It unfolds on a lean budget of about 1.2 million, maximizing atmosphere over spectacle overall.

Box office data for this direct to video installment were not publicly released. The release largely bypassed theaters and targeted home viewers and fans of the franchise, limiting wider commercial impact but offering continued access to the series' signature shocks for horror enthusiasts everywhere.

Cultural impact is modest but real in the sense that the Wrong Turn brand remains a shorthand for gory survival horror in isolated settings. This entry doubles down on a family driven evil and the claustrophobic atmosphere that fans associate with the series. It reinforces expectations for grisly visuals everywhere.

Critics gave this entry a mixed reception, noting it sticks to familiar horror formulas while delivering tense sequences in tight spaces. The film explores lineage and belonging, pitting a secretive family against outsiders and showing the moral cost of inherited power, leaving some viewers unsettled tonight.