Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Livestonth I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Yazmin Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

torstensonjohn The first film in 2006 from WWE studios was a disaster in the making. Truth be told WWE studios has NO successful films to prop up. They are generic, campy and always have a wrestler as a star. It did not work for Hulk Hogan, nor did it for Triple H. The Rock and John Cena may be the exceptions to this rule. Kane as the antagonist (Glenn Jacobs) is horrid at acting, but could be a triumph as a psychopath given proper direction. The premise takes place in a morgue where Jacob Goodnight is brought in on a slab and presumed dead. A mistake that is made about 11 minutes in you can see his chest moving as he lays dead on a table. The acting seems forced as they run from Jacob, editing throughout the morgue is jumpy. One caveat as Danielle Harris (who is becoming quickly noticed) is her scream queen self, feisty and hot. Not a huge fan of the character development as we barely get to understand or know a few. The soundtrack is dull as it lays for no thrills as the movie moves along. Really by the 1hr mark you feel so ripped off and bored with the pace you want to turn it off. I somberly gives this a 3/10

petroskyjon When Jacob was laying on the floor after the embalming fluid was put in him. I was like dude take that knife and cut his head off. They killed everyone and made no sense how Jacob survived. All of his blood was drained out of him. The Hospital didn't make sense. Hospitals still have security or Dr.s or Nurses around at night and everyone else whose at the hospital. So it made no sense to choose a hospital for this. Really stupid moments in this film. When a Dude is chasing you it is not the time to have a break down or a falling in love moment. Get out of there. I was hoping the big dude would have had a bit of a fight in him. Like Knock Jacob down or win a struggle or two. He just simply killed everyone. And in that killed the story. No hero at the end nothing. I did love how the nerdy hero dude threw those shelves when he first encountered Jacob. He just pushes it over in front of him. That must've stopped him. LOL This movie just sucked all the characters were stupid. You're in a hospital. You're smart. Like used the stuff Amy used to colorize the guy's wound. And use it to burn Jacob with. And she needs to learn how to swing a hammer.And the girl's name is Katie and she's riding Kane thinking he's dead. For you's who don't know. Their was a story line back in like 2003 I think, where it was revealed that Kane had a girlfriend named Katie Vick who died in a car accident. And the story revealed that Kane had sex with Katie's dead body. So it's interesting to me as a fan that they have a character named Katie assuming to flirt with a dead Kane. Show less REPLY

Jermaine Young Having enjoyed See No Evil, I was excited to see that a sequel was made, albeit straight to DVD. Nonetheless, the idea of a group of people being trapped inside of a morgue while Jacob goes around picking them off one by one sounded interesting. However, NOTHING about this movie is even remotely interesting. Other than how God awful it is! For starters, it's literally 90 minutes of scared s***less people running through the halls of a morgue, checking locked door after locked door, looking for rooms to hide in. There are so many lame and tired horror movie clichés and plot holes within the script that you only want to watch the entire movie to see how it ends. The characters are required to locked up their cell phones in a safe (my guess is to deter morbid photos of corpses ending up online), but no one says "Our phones, we have to call for help." Nor, do they attempt to go and retrieve them. There's an employee of the morgue who has a key ring full of keys, but says to another character he cannot open any doors because the key ring doesn't contain keys for that part of the building. Yet, he just happens to have the key for an iron gate in the basement that goes to what I assume is a dark, damp and wet storage room. Hmm.. pretty convenient since this is the first time they're even bothering to go to there to hide. Especially when through the gate is the only path to escape from Jacob. Which wouldn't be complete without the old "the-killer-is-coming-gotta-hurry-up-and-open-this-door-with-a-key ring-full-of-keys-by- trying-every-single-key ploy." But the worst plot hole is how once Jacob awakes and they discover the first dead body, no one attempts to leave the morgue. They instead decide to run and hide. Two of the characters discover that Jacob has chained the emergency exit closed, but how about the front door? No attempt is made to exit that way. There are so many more, but the only thing that saved this movie is Katherine Isabelle's amazing performance. But unfortunately, her character was killed to soon, in my opinion. Please do not waste your time watching, or renting this movie on On Demand. It's honestly not worth the time or money.

Scarecrow-88 Unfortunate misfire for the promising Soska sisters, stuck with a sequel to a forgettable slasher that wasn't worthy of one. Kane of WWE returns after flatlining in an ambulance from the previous film's injuries. Danielle Harris stars in yet another horror sequel that proves how unfortunate her talents are wasted. She works in the morgue as an assistant. It is her birthday, and she winds up being stuck in the hospital trying just to stay alive to see the next day. But the previous film's victims are to be brought to the hospital. Katherine Isabelle, having revived her career with the Soskas' "American Mary" squanders that here with a wretched character and equally awful performance. She's the morbid type who bumps and grinds for her boyfriend on top of Kane's corpse. She's fascinated with serial killers and can't help but visit the body of Jacob Goodnight. He just awakens (how? who knows...) and starts killing Harris' friends (she works at the morgue/hospital he was carried to). Visions of mama wreaking havoc on his psyche pop up every now and then to remind us why Kane is so screwed up. Jacob Goodnight bursts through doors and stabs a lot of people. Harris' potential boyfriend, a geeky employee her brother doesn't think is good enough for his big sis, winds up being the actual hero of this waste of time. Nice photography/lighting can't salvage the basic formula crap that has nothing inventive or imaginative to offer. This film is basically the previous film in a morgue this time. Goodnight gets to cause a lot of damage to rooms in the morgue, that's for sure. Isabelle's hysterics (the smeared mascara, jittery fingers, and hesitation speaking in the attempts to convey her scaredy-cat fear is laughable) are hard to watch, but Harris braves the situation the best she can. Kudos to the film for not going the typical final girl route...but it isn't like slashers haven't in the past. The victim list is because of a gathering of Harris' friends at the morgue for her birthday. It just so happens that Goodnight is in the morgue to crash this party. He doesn't even rip out eyes in this one.