Shauna MacDonald,
Natalie Jackson Mendoza,
Krysten Cummings,
Douglas Hodge,
Gavan O'Herlihy
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The Descent editor Jon Harris makes the leap to the director's chair in this sequel to Neil Marshall's claustrophobic 2005 creature flick. Sarah Carter (Shauna MacDonald) has managed to escape from th... read more
Directed by: Jon Harris
Release Date: August 24, 2009
DVD Release Date: April 27, 2010
Stats: 1,942 reviews
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December 30, 2012
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As a gleefully gory and totally nuts and bolts horror flick, Descent 2 is everything that it wants to be. But that's less than I can say for the fans of Neil Marshall's jaw dropping, heartbreaking origin... read more -
July 30, 2012
This is going to be the christmas movie of 2009 .......lol
can t wait till it opens on the 2nd dec......
A desent horror insend of the over hype new moon!!! -
July 4, 2012
When it comes to sequels to truly original films this here does a lot of things right. It starts right where the first one ended and picks up all the loose threats, including some you considered tightly bound. By using the same soundtrack, you feel as if you are watching a story ... read more
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December 17, 2011
I love The Descent. It's easily one of my ten favorite modern horror movies, and I've seen it more times than is probably healthy. It's excellently paced, atmospheric, genuinely claustrophobic, and frightening in both psychological and more visceral ways. The Descent: Part II is ... read more
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June 24, 2011
Really stupid actually.
The fact that they'd bring Sarah, who was clearly suffering from PTSD, back down into the cave is so unbelievable.
The gore was terrible, unlike the original which was fantastic. The characters were for the most part obnoxious and unlikable with the... read more -
April 7, 2011
I was ready to accept the fact that this sequel picks up where the US edited version of the first film left off, instead of the amazing uncut one. But nothing can make me forgive the heavy-handed direction or the lack of inspiration in this silly horror movie.
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April 1, 2011
A pretty decent follow up to the first film, continuing right where that one left off. Ok second time round, you know what to expect, so the surprise element has gone. Otherwise it's pretty much more of the same, although with some odd plot decisions but we have to overlook ratio... read more
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January 31, 2011
Gruesome. Disgusting. Suspenseful. Scary. Fun to watch!!! The rare sequel that is almost as good as the original.
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January 25, 2011
Meh. Not bad, really, but nowhere near as claustrophobic as the original, with a couple of characters whose actions make no sense and really destroy credibility.
Critic Reviews
As popcorn entertainment, it delivers, and should satisfy fans on all platforms. Full Review
Thank the sequel for underscoring, in its devastating mediocrity, just how great and special the original was to start with. Full Review
Doesn't come close to the original, but still manages to entertain. Full Review
By the standards set up by its predecessor, it's a letdown, but by the overall standards of horror sequels, it's a complete success. Full Review
You can practically see the film trying to "color between the lines" laid down in the first film, but there's just enough freshness to keep Part 2 chugging along. Full Review
With its back-and-forth plot pointing, illogical leaps in pragmatic believability, and a finale that flips a big fat middle finger at anyone who invested 90 minutes in this junk, The Descent 2 cannot ... Full Review
No one expected 'Part 2' to rival the original, but it delivers a fair number of scares while replicating the eerie tension from the first film. Full Review
You won't be missing anything spectacular if you don't catch The Descent: Part 2, for horror fans and those who enjoyed the original, however, it's definitely worth a go. Full Review
A claustrophobic, creepy popcorn flick that compensates for predictable scares with deliciously disgusting moments involving a whole spectrum of bodily fluids.
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