I was hesitant to watch this sequel after being underwhelmed with the first movie. But I remember liking the premise, style and tone. So I gave this a shot. And I felt exactly the same. It's mildly enjoyable, but not enough. And there are some really dumb parts.
If you liked the first one, I think you'll enjoy the sequel as well. But if you were underwhelmed like me, I doubt this will win you over. (1 viewing, 6/17/2023)
SPOILERS
The one dumb part that stands out the most is her first victim. She traps him in a hole and he's yelling at her to get him out. But it's barely deep and he can easily climb out. I guess it's not a huge deal because it doesn't come into play since she has his gun now.
In the next scene, he has a grenade taped to his mouth with a string attached to the pin and the front door of the cabin. She knocks and waits for them to open the door which will pull the pin...
It's pretty difficult for me to believe how she did all of this, but again, I can let this slide. What I can't let slide is, all he has to do is move forward a few feet and the string wouldn't be able to pull the pin.
I'm not sure what she could have done to keep him in place. They didn't show his feet, probably because of how obvious it would be that he can move closer. But even if she somehow tied his feet together AND tied it to a stake in the ground, he could just fall forward so the pin isn't pulled. It's glaringly stupid.
If you liked the first one, I think you'll enjoy the sequel as well. But if you were underwhelmed like me, I doubt this will win you over. (1 viewing, 6/17/2023)
SPOILERS
The one dumb part that stands out the most is her first victim. She traps him in a hole and he's yelling at her to get him out. But it's barely deep and he can easily climb out. I guess it's not a huge deal because it doesn't come into play since she has his gun now.
In the next scene, he has a grenade taped to his mouth with a string attached to the pin and the front door of the cabin. She knocks and waits for them to open the door which will pull the pin...
It's pretty difficult for me to believe how she did all of this, but again, I can let this slide. What I can't let slide is, all he has to do is move forward a few feet and the string wouldn't be able to pull the pin.
I'm not sure what she could have done to keep him in place. They didn't show his feet, probably because of how obvious it would be that he can move closer. But even if she somehow tied his feet together AND tied it to a stake in the ground, he could just fall forward so the pin isn't pulled. It's glaringly stupid.