In the end, I was surprised by this movie. Of course, BWP was scary as hell, although a bit vague in its approach. BW2 is even more so. In the end, it was a bit gratifying to learn the secret, but getting there was a pain.
The hallucinations are too much and very annoying at times. The plot is too simple and the execution and pacing is sloppy. My favorite character may have well been Kim, the goth chick. She's the most interesting to me and I actually cared what happened to her. Other than that, there's not much to like. The film is too vague and avoiding for its own good. It doesn't want to face the evil it created and just winds up going around it. SPOILER ALERT The film is just so predictable, and at times, too obvious. For example: the bridge that's the "only" way in or out. We all know, without having to see the trailer, that the bridge will collapse. And the dog alarm, the real dogs show up. The guy goes to get a gun, and presto, the dogs are gone. I knew they would be. This film breaks no new ground, and is not at all scary. Stick with the first.
The hallucinations are too much and very annoying at times. The plot is too simple and the execution and pacing is sloppy. My favorite character may have well been Kim, the goth chick. She's the most interesting to me and I actually cared what happened to her. Other than that, there's not much to like. The film is too vague and avoiding for its own good. It doesn't want to face the evil it created and just winds up going around it. SPOILER ALERT The film is just so predictable, and at times, too obvious. For example: the bridge that's the "only" way in or out. We all know, without having to see the trailer, that the bridge will collapse. And the dog alarm, the real dogs show up. The guy goes to get a gun, and presto, the dogs are gone. I knew they would be. This film breaks no new ground, and is not at all scary. Stick with the first.