Storyline
A young mother and her twin sons move into a rural house that's marked for death.
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Cast
Howie Johnson, Shannyn Sossamon, James Ransone, Delphine Pontvieux, Nicholas King, Tate Ellington, John Beasley, Robert Daniel Sloan, Dartanian Sloan, Lea Coco, Lucas Jade Zumann, Jaden Klein, Laila Haley, Caden M. Fritz, Olivia Rainey, Michael B. Woods, Tory O. Davis, Grace Holuby, John Francis Mountain, Nicole Santini, Stephen Varga, Skylar McClure
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Reviews
50
Sinister 2 comes up a bit short on creative resources, although director Ciaran Foy probably gets enough right to entice those partial to the original.
50
Visual stakes are heightened here, to an absurd, laugh-inspiring degree, the deaths sliding into the realm of “Saw”-style ridiculousness.
50
It’s somehow both too drawn-out and abrupt — but it’s got creepiness galore.
50
Sinister 2 may be ambitious, but its best ideas are, as they're expressed, dumb, unmoving, and repetitive.
42
Featuring none of its predecessor’s sumptuous pitch-black visuals and sense of creeping dread, Ciaran Foy’s follow-up is a misbegotten venture at every turn, in large part because it follows the horror sophomore rulebook so closely.
