Smartorhypo
Highly Overrated But Still Good
Yash Wade
Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.
Hayleigh Joseph
This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.
a_chinn
Like the first film, this is a very hit or miss horror anthology film where filmmakers from around the world (mostly who you've never heard of) made horror themed shorts based on one letter of the alphabet. Most of the shorts are pretty dull, not particularly clever, and most often seem to focus on just being gory (and consequentially pretty boring). However, none of them are longer than 10 minutes, so nothing really overstays its's welcome. The best entries were shorts that acted as if the audience had suddenly been plopped into the middle of a larger story already in progress, which were C is for Capital Punishment (a Shirley Jackson-like story about a mob seeking justice for a missing girl), I is for Invincible (an Evil Dead-like story about greedy family members trying unsuccessfully to kill off the monstrous family patriarch), O is for Ochlocracy (following a zombie apocalypse, a kangaroo court run by the living dead puts a living woman on trial for her crimes of zombie killing), R is for Roulette (a suspenseful game of backroom Russian roulette), and the very funny W is for Wish (a 1980s style He-Man-like toy commercial transports two boys into a gritty version of the fantasy toy world). There were a few self contained stories that were clever, such as F is for Falling (a two person drama about an Israeli paratrooper stuck in a tree who's discovered by an arab boy), M is for Masticate (a cleverly shot slow motion film about a crazed man running down a sidewalk with a funny punchline), and N is for Nexus (another cleverly edited short about a man on his way to see his girlfriend on Halloween). These good shorts were enough to balance out the bad ones and make the film worth watching.
atinder
I didn't really like first one that much, tell you truth , can't remember, none of story had the lasting impact.Thankfully I am not about say the same about this movie, As I thought this sequel was much better then first There were a lot more story I liked and some of them are really memorable The last two X and Z was great fun to watch X was amazing and very funny loved every second of that and as for z Honly crap, that was utter gross and gory , women pregnant for 13 years lol just ace.Those were are one few I really liked and there a lot others , I really enjoy to.There were really bad one here and there.6 out of 10 actually I give 7 our of 10
eoinkearney-46755
This movie explores the concept of death and does so in an amusing and thought provoking manner. The premise is 26 directors make one short for one letter of the alphabet with death as the theme pulling them all together. Some of the acting here is very good with good performances in f for falling especially. Most of them do a very good job if keeping a tense environment but the best has to be k. Unfortunately they are a couple that fail to deliver like l and p. This film also has a dark sense of humor so if you are not into that short of thing I wouldn't recommend but if you are a true horror fan who appreciates the genre if horror especially if you like takes from the crypt them you'll love this movie
mr_teoxon1617
first what do your expect in an anthology movie that consist of so many episodes... with their limited time they are not able to build a proper plot, but forget about it. i am very satisfied with the disturbance of this movie.''SPOILER'' but what i am proud of is from the episode INVINCIBLE, maybe non Filipino audiences are wondering what is the stone all about?to explain further , the family in the INVINCIBLE Episode are ASWANG (PHILIPPINE VAMPIRE, HUMAN-MONSTER)the stone made the grandmother immortal and that's why she have to past the stone in one of the family member to continue her legacy and to finally die. =)
