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“The Wretched” is not a big screen, cinema film, but it has substance. Whilst it appears to be television and PG13 quality on some levels, it is not. It has a lot of adult situations and drug use and dialog… not to mention cannibalism. So do NOT let children under 17 watch it without guidance. Whilst it does have some brazen continuity errors (it’s supposedly Summer, but the trees are barren of leaves) I definitely enjoyed it (even though I am a “vetted hard-core horror fanatic”). It is well-casted, the story-line is cohesive and the characters are vetted and relatable in their individual story-lines. It is not “big screen” (worth re-iterating again), but it casts a big enough shadow to be a quantitative and quality horror, without being something absolutely riveting. Worth a one time, and even two time, watch. 3.5/5