Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort

I am glad to have finally reached the end of the OG “Wrong Turn” saga, and even gladder that the series goes out on a comparative high-note – the change of locale to a moderately atmospheric gothic building helps, though it doesn’t take long for the hillbillies to make their approach in the usual fashion (I’m not sure if I wasn’t paying attention, but haven’t the lead trio already been killed before? With the incest involved, I guess it’s a little difficult to tell…) Falls into the trap of trying to reverse engineer a history and folklore for its villains that isn’t really necessary (it always boils down to urban vs rural and the attending anxieties of “city folk”), and while a shift in focus to lurid sex is at least a spice of variety, there’s nothing here radically different from previous entries.