Eliza Dushku: Babe in the Woods (2003 Video) User Reviews

Special Feature short off Wrong Turn DVD

[robfollower · 8/10 · 2 February 2022]

For the Eliza Dushku Fan !

Special Feature short off Wrong Turn DVD Eliza Dushku: Babe in the Woods (2003)

Its is a fun snap shot into the work and mind set of Eliza Dushku .

what a waste

[movieman_kev · 1/10 · 18 April 2005]

At a little over 3 and a half minutes, this mini snippet of a featurette is VERY fluffy and insubstantial. Basically an ego-stroke fest by Eliza Dusku. How she's so "great, and "sexy", and "hard working" and blah blah blah. At not even 4 minutes this wears thin far before the featurette is over and I have no clue why it was added to the DVD of "Wrong Turn". It offers no insight of any kind. No enjoyment of any kind. And is probably the worst featurette that I've ever seen in my life. Yeah, Elisa's "great" OK, we get it. Move on. Skip this featurette, it's totally and without a doubt worthless.

My Grade: F

Meh! It's useless unless you are into Eliza.

[insomniac_rod · 4/10 · 17 May 2009]

For those who are confused, this is a feature on the Wrong Turn DVD. Is it worth the watch? Well I would only recommend it for the die hard fans of the movie and/or for those who loved Dushku's character in the film.

To be honest, I didn't care about this feature that much because it doesn't brings anything special or trivia acknowledgeable. It only deals with Ms. Dushku looking hot, sexy, and brave. It also tells the fans how she's disciplined, hard working, professional, and best of all sexy. Did I mention she looks extremely hot?

Seriously, this is a waste of time if you want to get more into the movie. It's just for Dushku's fans.

Decent but Bland Promo

[Michael_Elliott · 11 March 2015]

Eliza Dushku: Babe in the Woods (2003)

** (out of 4)

This four-minute promotional piece can be found on the WRONG TURN release and is basically just a homage to the lead actress. Dushku is interviewed about her thoughts on the character and admits that the screenplay didn't leave too much room for character development. From here director Rob Schmidt talks about her preparation for the role and how she was always wanting to change things up if she felt the dialogue wasn't right. Hmm...too bad they didn't interview the screenwriter for this promo. Also on hand is Stan Winston who talks about her toughness. Overall there's certainly nothing bad about this promo but at just four-minutes it's really not all that detailed and you really don't learn too much about the actress.