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Wrong Turn 6

Wrong Turn 6
Directed by	Valeri Milev
Written by	Frank H. Woodward
Based on	Characters by Alan McElroy
Starring	Aqueela Zoll Anthony Ilott Rollo Skinner Roxanne Pallett
Distributed by	Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
Release date(s)	August 22, 2014 (FrightFest UK)
Country	United States
Language	English

Wrong Turn 6 is an upcoming American horror film written by Frank H. Woodward and directed by Valeri Milev, as the sixth installment in the Wrong Turn film series.

Production

Director Declan O'Brien was replaced by director Valeri Milev for the sixth installment in the Wrong Turn series. Intended as a VOD/DVD sequel to and sixth in the Wrong Turn film series, filming was reported to have commenced in March 2014 in Bulgaria.

Plot

A sudden and mysterious inheritance brings Danny (Anthony Ilott) and his friends to Hobb Springs, a forgotten resort deep in the West Virginia hills. Hobb Springs is being looked after under the watchful care of Jackson and Sally, a socially awkward couple who introduce Danny to the long lost family he's never known. A clan by the name of Hillicker. But soon Danny learns his relatives have a different way of living, that for generations, the Hillickers have observed ancient traditions rooted in cannibalism and other taboo rituals. These practices have kept the family strong if not necessarily pure. And tempted by the forbidden, Danny is forced to choose between his friends and his bloodline.

Cast

• Anthony Ilott as Danny
• Aqueela Zoll as Toni
• Rollo Skinner as Vic
• Roxanne Pallett as Jillian

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Sit back, grab some popcorn, pop a cold one and get ready for one to six days' worth of entertainment with the 10 longest movies in history. Silent vignettes, Mongolian oil workers, imperceptible movement, and good old-fashioned nothingness, it’s all here and more.

 “Cinématon” – It is the longest film in history. How long? Oh, about 150 hours. What the fuck? And it took, well, over 30 years to make. It’s composed of countless three and a half minute silent vignettes. Is it any good? The Guardian newspaper reports that it gives one an “overwhelming sense of the utter pointlessness of human existence."

1. “Matrjoschka” – This thoroughly entertaining German film runs a paltry 95 minutes…hold the phone. That’s 95 hours. Well, if you don’t have anything to do for the next four days, this entry into the canon of the ten longest movies in history will entertain you with images of a boy riding his bicycle by a house that move so slowly that the movement is imperceptible to the human eye.

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2. “The Cure for Insomnia” – Director John Henry Timmis IV must have a sense of humor. “The Cure for Insomnia,” one of the ten longest movies in history, runs just about 87 hours, or three days and fifteen hours, and consists of a poet reading his own 4000 page piece, interspersed with scenes of porn and rock and roll.
3. “The Longest Most Meaningless Movie in the World” – Ironically, and despite it being two days long, “The Longest Most Meaningless Movie in the World” only lands itself at number three on our list of the ten longest movies in history. To its credit, this endless compilation of found footage, commercials, newsreel and stock footage was made in the 70’s and at the time, may well have lived up to its title.
4. “****” – “****” or “Four Stars” is an experimental film churned out by Andy Warhol and his art pop minions that consists of countless reels of film strung together. At 25 hours long, it is one of the ten longest movies in history and contains graphic sex, shots of nothingness, a number of overexposed, white washed frames and blasts of very loud music.
5. “24 Hour Psycho” – What is “24 Hour Psycho”? Well, it’s Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” slowed down to the point that the movie lasts exactl 24hours naturally. And, it’s one of the ten longest movies in history.
6. “Berlin Alexanderplatz” – Though “Berlin Alexanderplatz” is billed as a television show on account of its extreme length, it’s actually a film, and the longest narrative movie in history. The 15.5 hour piece follows the exploits of a man named Franz Biberkopf and the area of Berlin – Alexanderplatz – in which he lives.
7. “Crude Oil” – The documentary “Crude Oil” is a film that will lift your spirits. The fourteen-hour documentary examines the lives of Mongolian oil workers and won special mention at the 2008 Rotterdam Film Festival for “its dispassionate expose of the hardship of human labour which is the basis of economic progress.”
8. “Evolution of a Filipino Family” – Depending on which version of this film you see, it’s either ten or eleven hours long. Small potatoes compared to “Cinématon,” but still one of the longest movies in history. Filming took place over a period of eleven years, and the film is more or less exactly what you would assume as per the title.
9. “Shoah” – If “Crude Oil” does provide you with enough joie de vivre, this nine and a half hour Holocaust documentary certainly will. The film avoids using a single frame of archive footage. Rather, filmmaker Claude Lanzmann protracts exacting details from myriad interview subjects including Nazi officers, survivors and witnesses