Hatchet II

2010 • 85 minutes

À propos de ce film

HATCHET II picks up right where the original Hatchet ends, as the quiet but resilient Marybeth (Danielle Harris, the Halloween franchise) barely escapes from the clutches of bayou maniac Victor Crowley (Kane Hodder, the Friday the 13th franchise), who has already slaughtered Marybeth's family and an entire swamp boat full of New Orleans tourists. Upon learning her own family's tie to Victor Crowley from local Louisiana charlatan Reverend Zombie (Tony Todd, the Candyman franchise), Marybeth returns to the swamp with a team of hired guns to exact her revenge, but quickly discovers that not even an army of hunters can stand up to the fury and bloodlust of the legendary Victor Crowley.

The unrated HATCHET II serves up a ferocious and exceptionally gory dose of splatterific entertainment with groundbreaking practical make-up effects, a wildly twisted sense of humor, and an even darker and bloodier ride than the first film. Hold on to all of your pieces!

Notes et avis

Adam Green upped the creative kills, gore, and comedy. Love that there is closure to Adam Green's Frozen if you pay attention to the news story on TV. Danielle Harris made the role hers and Tony Todd was expanded Rev Zombie into a scene stealing performance.

While the first installment somewhat balanced its gorey scenes and set pieces with comedic breaks, this sequel ultimately lumbers toward an unsatisfying and abrupt conclusion.

The movie is about psychopath killer who kills people at Honey Island Swamp to get revenge for the death of his father decades before