The cannibals aren’t done feasting. After Wrong Turn 2021’s foundation-dwelling freaks flipped the script on hillbilly horrors, this “final” chapter (eighth in the saga, reboot-style) drags a new crew into West Virginia’s whispering woods for a documentary on “The Foundation”—that subterranean cult of immortal mutants who shun the surface world like it’s sunlight on vampires. Scott Speedman’s Scott (from the original) returns, haunted and hunting, teaming with a ragtag film team that stumbles into the meat grinder.

The trailer? Pure nightmare fuel: fog-shrouded cabins creaking like bones, quick-cuts to traps snapping limbs, that eerie score swelling as shadows slither from the earth. No more chainsaw mutants—these pale, trap-setting terrors whisper myths before they carve you up, blending survival slasher with folk-horror dread. Tim Dizzy’s direction keeps it lean and lethal, 110 minutes of “run or rot.”

Fans, it’s streaming now on Peacock—brace for the crawl. The Appalachians eat their own.

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