Wrong Turn 3: Left For Dead

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Navigate the Thrills: Dive into the World of Wrong Turn 3

Prisoners on the run, a sadistic mutant craving blood, and a desperate fight for survival in the remote forest where every wrong turn is a deadly one. Twists, traps, and terror make this third installment a relentless thrill ride!

Wrong Turn 3: Left For Dead Trivia

Who is the director of "Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead"? (Easy)

#1: Joe Lynch

#2: Declan O'Brien

#3: Rob Schmidt

#4: Mike P. Nelson

What is the name of the main antagonist in "Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead"? (Advanced)

#1: Three Finger

#2: Saw Tooth

#3: One Eye

#4: Three Toes

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Wrong Turn 3: Left For Dead Fun Facts

The film was shot in 19 days.

Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead was originally intended to be released in theaters but instead went direct-to-DVD.

Wrong Turn 3: Left For Dead Polls

Favorite Character in Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead

Nate

Alex

Three Finger

Brandon

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Favorite Scene in Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead

The Prison Break

The River Escape

The Forest Chase

The Cabin Stand-Off

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Popular Characters

Alex

Nathan

Angela

Saffron

Maureen

The Fanatic

3 Finger

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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August 3, 2008

Announcement of Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead

The production of Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead was officially announced, initiating pre-production activities.

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August 27, 2008

Start of Filming for Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead

Principal photography began for Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead, with filming primarily taking place in British Columbia, Canada.

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October 10, 2008

Completion of Filming for Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead

Filming for Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead wrapped up, moving the production into post-production stages.

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January 13, 2009

Release of Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead

Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead was released directly to DVD and Blu-ray in the United States, reaching audiences in home media formats.

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