It’s not a bad movie. I would say it’s gorier than the first, and that’s where the scariness is suppose to come from. My only qualm with the movie is that I guessed the ending twist right away, and I’m not the kind of person who ever really “gets it”. (But then again, I did that for the first one, as well…)

I would say this movie is only worth watching, though, to those who liked the first movie. It references the first one quite a bit.

I had nothing else to watch. The only interesting part is the twist at the end. I never guessed it.

This movie started on a fairly bad note for me when I saw that one of the leading ladies is Dina Meyer (aka Dizzy from “Starship Troopers”) - the type of actress I don’t even consider B-movie worthy. And the acting really was bad. BUT, I love horror flicks, and I love twisted stories even more, and this was a good one. I don’t want to give away much of the story, but rather than have several scenarios play out like they did in the first (which made it seem a bit more like “Seven” - which I loved), they focus on a group of people in a house of horrors type setting. I liked the change for a sequel, and I didn’t see the ending coming (not entirely anyway). At the very least, it’s a fun scary movie that will keep you guessing.

The first five minutes of this flick was absolute terror, and brilliantly executed. However, after that it quickly falls apart because the plot gets so convoluted. I have other critisims but they would give away some major plot points so I’ll abstain.

There are one or two additional good moments but in the end I would have to say ‘Game Over’.

I’m not good with scary movies. Well, your typical slasher flick I can cope with, it’s the psychological ones I don’t like. This, Saw 1 and Hannibal rank at the top of the list of movies I never want to see again.

I refused to watch it at night, and would only watch it when I could follow up with Aeon Flux and it was broad daylight. Thankfully, I’ve forgotten most of it…