Fenómeno Siniestro 2
Grave Encounters 2
Director:
John PoliquinGuión:
Stuart OrtizMúsica:
Quynne Alana PaxaReparto:
Richard Harmon, Sean Rogerson, Leanne Lapp, Dylan Playfair, Howie Lai, Stephanie Bennett, Shawn C. Phillips, Reese Alexander, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman (más)Sinopsis(1)
Con millones de seguidores en YouTube, el vídeo "Encuentros Paranormales" sobre los siniestros sucesos ocurridos en un hospital psiquiátrico se ha convertido en un fenómeno mundial. Todo el mundo se pregunta si es realidad o ficción. Unos estudiantes de cine deciden comprobarlo acercándose al lugar para filmarlo durante una noche, pero no tardan en descubrir que se enfrentan a una maldad más aterradora de lo que jamás hubiesen podido imaginar. Su única posibilidad de huida es utilizar todo lo que saben sobre ese espantoso lugar gracias al vídeo de internet, convirtiéndose así en los protagonistas de un macabro reality show. (Betta Pictures)
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"Grave Encounters 2" has the advantage that even though you are expecting it, there are quite good, terrifying, and especially jump scare scenes that will still have the right effect on the viewer. Additionally, there is even more supernaturalness added, which also adds to the movie. Considering these elements and what was described earlier, I would rate the second installment the same as the first. There are weak points and repetition, but in the found footage genre, this is something that still at least slightly stands out above average.
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The plot structure of self-references (though I wouldn’t say the first Grave Encounters needed any) wouldn’t be a bad idea in itself (Tom Six did something similar between the first and second Human Centipede), if everything wasn’t so stupid! The changes in the behaviour of the characters come out of nowhere (it’s interesting how stupid the last twist is, besides predictable), and the whole third act (from the moment an old friend shows up) feels so mixed up that for a moment I wondered whether the filmmakers intentionally hadn’t crossed the boundary into sophisticated self-parody – they capture a ghost on video, really! But no, they didn’t. The atmosphere and jump-scares were better in the first one. I rated that one as fine, this one is almost-fine. 5/10
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