I really loved the first one. Seeing the Brothers being involved in this as well, I thought I had a winner. And while they only had writing duties on this, it was the script and the comic/comedy nature mixed with the horror elements that I liked in the first one. There are so many "Found Footage" movie out there and this was one of the USP (unique selling points) of the movie.
The sequel that adds to the story (I'm assuming you have seen the first one, which is exactly what this movie does too) and continues where the other one left off. But not inside the clinic. It starts off with fake newspapers and everything else to tell us (the viewer) that everything that happened was real. It might have sounded funny and good in theory (I doubt it, but let's just say for arguments sake it did) ... but executed it falls short on almost every level.
There's almost no joke that works (from the "director" of horror movies who's just trying to break out with something original, to the "bad acting" in movies to many other things). There are a few redeeming factors in between, but too little to save this (special effects being one of them).
The sequel that adds to the story (I'm assuming you have seen the first one, which is exactly what this movie does too) and continues where the other one left off. But not inside the clinic. It starts off with fake newspapers and everything else to tell us (the viewer) that everything that happened was real. It might have sounded funny and good in theory (I doubt it, but let's just say for arguments sake it did) ... but executed it falls short on almost every level.
There's almost no joke that works (from the "director" of horror movies who's just trying to break out with something original, to the "bad acting" in movies to many other things). There are a few redeeming factors in between, but too little to save this (special effects being one of them).