As my week rolls on, I am moving closer toward my 1000th
post here at The Ringmaster’s Realm. While I am not sure what flick will
receive that honor, I am keeping an eye toward the future. Hopefully, I can
find some type of decent indie flick to fill that spot. Until then, I must
continue to push forward. My next selection is the 2013 sequel, The Last
Exorcism Part 2.
Plot/ As Nell Sweetzer tries to build a new life after the
events of the first movie, the evil force that once possessed her returns with
an even more horrific plan.
I was not a huge fan of the first film. Yes, it was somewhat
entertaining and had potential, but that potential was never realized. This
movie was definitely an unneeded sequel and a film that had more than its share
of issues. On top of that, it also lacked the spirited marketing campaign.
Sure, there were some positives. The acting was solid and the cinematography
was good, but the overall positives went away after that. There was something missing in this movie,
even in the unrated version that I watched. The storyline felt forced and disjointed,
there was no atmosphere or tension, and there was never any scares or terror.
Honestly, it was one of the lamest sequels I have watched in some time. To me,
this was a terrible attempt at a horror movie by a group that had a solid
budget ($5 million). If you want to watch something involving and exorcism, check
out the Discovery Channel, you may be able to find something with some more
teeth.
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