A group of teens go away
on a trip and when they leave somehow the
vehicle they are taking leaves a trail
which almost looks like blood.
They are all are stuck in a traffic jam
on a freeway and one of them named
Kimberly (A.J. Cook) is sleeping.
She dreams of what will happen when the
traffic gets going as it's not pretty.
There are several deadly accidents and
then once she wakes up her friends
actions are similar in her dream. She
gets them off the road on time.
Later that same day, one of the survivors
dies in a freak accident and Kimberly
starts to wonder if the flight 180
incident and the events after weren't
just a coincidence.
Her friends have to survive these
upcoming deadly accidents before it's too
late.
They go to an aid of Clear Rivers (Ari
Larter) who survived the similar deadly
accidents that caused the death of her
friends to help them survive these
terrible deaths before it's too late.
Clear, stayed in an institution so she
wouldn't cause any more deaths since she
was the survivor of her friends.
The suspense keeps
piling up and is still a fun ride but not
as good as the first one (Sequels never
normally are).
We still have lots of dynamic special
effects, jumping moments and explosives
too.
You should enjoy this one too. Check it
out as I'm speechless.
The acting is
still great. It's awesome that we have
Ari
Larter reprising her role still
giving the film the same feel as the
original one but it's a shame what
happens to her.
Lead actress A.J. Cook
is a natural talent in this film and
expresses her character a great deal in
this film.
Michael Landes does a cool job
playing a nice and helpful police officer
trying to survive death.
Supporting actor TC Carson has
perfect energy in his role and can go far
too.
A bikers
girlfriend played by Odessa Munroe
flashes her breasts ion a freeway close
to the beginning of the film.
More graphic
violence
A guys eyes are stabbed in when a fire
escape ladder from a building lunges down
on him.
A guy is flattened after a piece of
construction hits him.
A head is ripped off in an elevator
A broken sharp plastic pipe is stabbed
through the back of a head of a woman in
a vehicle.
Another woman is burnt to a crisp in a
hospital during a gas explosion in the
hallway.
A piece of a persons arm falls on a
picnic table after a barbeque explosion.
David R. Ellis does
deliver alot of shocks and has perfect
timing almost like James Wong did.
He still shows excellent action and
suspense in this one when there's the
dream sequence on the freeway with the
cast members driving and it doesn't look
safe. You know something terrible is
going to happen. There's great shots with
the logging truck rolling by and suddenly
the logs falling off causing a bunch of
slaughtering accidents with cars crashing
into one another and explosions too.
Thanks to Ellis' work on it.
He coached lead actress A.J.
Cook wonderfully when she starts to
cry after her dream knowing there's going
to be a bunch of deadly accidents and
also directs the scene well with both her
and Michael Landes well together
with their dialogue.
He's right on target with Cook
after she trips out after seeing her
friends getting hit by a truck when
they're in their vehicle too. Now that's
solid directing.
There's
another creative scene as supporting
actor David Paetkau has his
hands stuck in a garbage disposer and
then his microwave catches on fire as
well as his frying pan on a stove and the
direction on him looked great as he truly
looked like he was really panicking at a
terrible situation.
There's a great and effective dialogue
sequence between Cook and
reprising actress Ali
Larter in the quiet room.
We weatch a scene in a dentist office as
you wonder if the death scene is going to
happen there which shows nice camera
shots of someone getting their teeth
cleaned played by James
Kirk as you're worst fear is a
dental appointment and what makes you
jump during that scene is that there's
pigeons hitting the office window.
Ellis directs all the main
actors trying to cheat death well as it
looks like a real good teamwork
performance.
There's
great paranoia by TC Carson
after witnessing a death scene in an
elevator
We have lots more but this would give
away the story but for one thing, Ellis
makes sure the performances run
smoothly as well as the scenerio's too.
The ending is the most effective scene of
them all.
Shirley Walker is
back once again composing music for this
one and uses the exact same chemistry
which is absolutely wonderful and sharp.
We also have a soundtrack
by groups like The Sounds, AC/DC,
FT, The Blank Theory,
Incubus, (hed) planet earth,
Pete Snell and Jude
Christodal.
Kimberly Corman: If Clear
was right, that means Nora and Tim are
going to be killed by pigeons!
Tim Carpenter: If he gives
me the gas and I wake up with my pants
unbuttoned, we ain't payin'.
Clear Rivers: Being alive
after we were supposed to die caused an
outward ripple. A RIFT IN DEATHS DESIGN!
Eugene: So, If you hadn't gotten off the
plane, we wouldn't be alive to begin
with.
Clear Rivers: YES! That's why death is
working backwards. It's tying up all the
loose ends, and sealing the rift once and
for all.
Kimberly Corman: We're
*all* going to die.
[while using the Jaws of
Life, he is told to not make so much
noise]
Rescue Worker: I'll just set it on quiet
mode.
Kat: That'd be good.
Rory: [to himself] No, I
don't wear a seatbelt. You gon' bust me,
bitch?
Kat: See? This can't be
happening because... my career's at a
peak, I finally met a quality guy, I just
bought a house...
Rory: Maybe if you shut the fuck up,
we'll live.
Kat: Yeah. Like I'm gonna take advice
from you.
[in an elevator; on the
phone]
Nora: Hello?
Burke: Nora!
Nora: Who is this?
Burke: Nora? Can you hear me?
Nora: O-Officer Burke? I can't hear you!
What?
Eugene: What? What's he saying?
Burke: Nora, a man with hooks is gonna
kill you.
Kimberly Corman: There's
gonna be a huge accident. Everybody's
gonna die!
Kimberly Corman: Dad, it's
Daytona; not Somalia.
Mr. Corman: Alright. iso-flats, road
flares, sun block, mace...
Shaina: ...condoms, whips,
chains.
Kimberly Corman: You mean you don't keep
it loaded?
[Officer Burke opens gun chamber and sees
six bullets]
Eugene: [sobbing]
Rory: They're all duds.
Burke: Six in a row? No way. That's
impossible!
Shaina: Can we go get the
guys? I'm getting horrnnny.
Rory: You're gonna die
after me, right?
Kimberly Corman: Yeah I guess so.
Rory: Would you take these?
[handing over keys and wallet]
Rory: And if I die, uhm... would you
throw away my drugs... and my
paraphernalia... my porno
[pauses]
Rory: Just, you know, everything that's
gonna break my moms heart... please?
Kimberly Corman: [nods]
Rory: Thank you.
Clear Rivers: We have to
tell Isabella to stay away from a lake so
she can stay alive long enough to have
her baby.
Burke: That won't be an easy conversation
to have.
Nora: Do you have any
valium?
Kat: Yeah.
[Nora takes the pill]
Kat: You're only supposed to take half of
that.
Rory: Keep 'em coming.
Tim Carpenter: So... death
could be coming for us?
Kat: Can we find the
pregnant woman now, please?
Burke: That's the night I
scraped up Billy Hitchcock.
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