Before
a group of teenagers graduation ceremony,
they go to a carnival for some fun.
One of them named Wendy Christiansen
(Mary Elizabeth Winstead) falls asleep
while she about to go on a ride in a
roller coaster with her planned to be
ex-boyfriend Ryan Merrimen (Kevin
Fischer) in her dream when they are on
the joyride in the roller coaster, it
goes off track causing her and all her
friends to die a gory death. She then
awakens and experiences the same goin ons
like in her dream before the roller
coaster takes off.
She goes through an emotional panic
attack and gets off the ride with along
with most of her friends. She tries to
stop the roller coaster but it's too late
and then the deadly accident occurs.
Later
on she notices that one of her friends
who passed away from the ride was taking
pictures of everyone and each pic seems
to have a message of their future death
accident.
Both her and Ryan tries to warn her other
friends but it seems that they can't
cheat their death just like the people
they read about 6 years ago while they
tried to survive their deaths after the
plane explosion they escaped from.
Suddenly
there is only three people left, Wendy,
Ryan and Wendy's sister Julie (Amanda
Crew).
Will Wendy and Ryan be able to save Julie
in time before her maker?
Ah yes, this story
is almost the same as the first one but
of course James Wong co-wrote this one
like he did with the first one too.
Its definetly a roller coaster ride while
watching this one.
The ending however, almost borrows
heavily during the ending scene of the
first A Nightmare On Elm Street
sequel but both endings with these films
are extremely effective and with this one
it for sure leaves a door for a part 4.
I think the sequels for this flick will
shine on for a long time as this is what
keeps you in your seat wondering what's
going to happen to these victims as it's
a real brainteaser.
The acting is well
done for a cast of young adults. Mary
Elizabeth Winstead was terrific with
her being emotionally scared after she
experienced her nightmare in the roller
coaster.
I found Texas Battle good with
his role as the attitudish highschool
weightlifter and jock Lewis Romero
who tries to cheat his death but doesn't
succeed.
Two girls are
almost full nude while san tanning in a
salon with their breasts fully exposed
for a while grooving to their music on
their headsets.
One of them has obvious implants which
doesn't suit the actress.
Ooh yeah you got
it and plenty of it.
A guy's head sliced off
Blood & brains splattered
Bodies cut in half
Decapitations and lots more.
This is probably the goriest one out of
all the films.
James Wong is back
in the saddle for this one and delivers
plenty of jumps and shocks.
I don't want to give alot away on this
but you will give him two thumbs up like
in the first flick for sure but there is
a very terrifying camera shots on a
roller coaster that goes wrong for all
you people that are scared of trying it
and have a right to be after seeing this
as Wong makes that moment so believeable.
He was also good coaching his actors
making their characters with lots of
energy throughout the film.
Shirley Walker is
here for the thrid time. She is great
with the sounds during the unexpected
moments during the death scenes and
throughout the suspense too.
We have an awesome
songtrack by the Vogues with
their hit "Turn Around, Look at
Me".
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