Grave Encounters 2

Grave Encounters 2

Horror • R • 2012 • 1 hr 35 min

4.6

5.1

Starring

Richard Harmon, Stephanie Bennett, Sean Rogerson, Dylan Playfair, Leanne Lapp

Directed By

Written By

Stuart Ortiz, Colin Minihan

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Release Date

October 12, 2012

User Reviews

If you liked the first one and made it this far go ahead and sit back to watch this one.

An okay horror film that's not as good as the original, but watchable

I don't know. It was interesting enough to keep me watching, but I can't tell if I enjoyed it or not. Doesn't quite hold up to the first one

Not the best as the first movie but still good enough. Interesting follow up story. It drags a bit at first half but the second half is good

Doesn't hold a candle to the first one but is a decent movie and follow up

Terrible in comparison to the first. It's like the writers and directors forgot what happened in the first movie and rewrote the plot.

This takes what’s mysterious about the first and makes it bad on all levels. The main character comes back and he’s pretty good but it’s bad

The first half of the movie is mediocre. The second half completely jumps the shark. Great movie for laughs with friends but not good

I enjoy this much more than the original.

Good for laughs but it’s awful If you take it seriously.

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4.6 – Based on 594 ratings

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