Mother Krampus 2: Slay Ride

2 stars for this movie! Without wasting precious time or words, lets dig in: actors did a horrible work as they are all amateurs. Laughable acting from start to finish. The dialogue is not the worst out there, someone did take his work serious, but made sure that it covered all the stereotypical characters, because they weren't bad enough, it had to accentuate their pain!

We have something of a camera work but not quite, no special effects whatsoever, completely disbelievable deaths, a little blood and no nudity. There is a plot to all of this, I know, I was surprised as well, it is your usual trapped in a house with a killer horror, but it felt over stretched. As the action itself is missing for most part of the movie, we got an incredible detailed and long character development, so we know for who to root and who to expect to be the first to be gone.

Anyway, sadly, this ain't something to be recommended. You should clearly stay away from this one. Krampus: The Reckoning , got 3 stars from me! It is actually half of step higher. You have been warned!

Cheers!

While I did watch the 2017 movie "Mother Krampus" and didn't enjoy it one bit, I still opted to watch the 2018 sequel "Mother Krampus 2: Slay Ride", though I harbored zero expectations to the movie. But on account of never having watched the 2018 sequel, I opted to give director Eddie Lengyel's movie a fair chance, maybe it would prove better than the predecessor.

Writers Eddie Lengyel, Roger Conners and Kris Smith didn't exactly put together a particularly thrilling or enjoyable script. So I have to say that it wasn't an outstanding horror experience sitting through "Mother Krampus 2: Slay Ride".

Needless to say that I was not, of course, familiar with the actors and actresses on the cast list. I will say, though, that the acting performances were fair enough, despite the fact that the script was a garbage heap.

The movie was a slight improvement on the 2017 movie, but not by much. And certainly not enough that I would recommend you to waste 96 minutes on watching this.

My rating of director Eddie Lengyel's 2018 movie "Mother Krampus 2: Slay Ride" lands on a two out of ten stars.

Not what I was expecting at all.I struggle to find anything positive to say about this movie.There were some cute female characters, but even the sex scene was boring(and without nudity). Not scary or suspenseful.Don't waste your time.

The first few scenes (after the pre-credits bloodbath) didn't inspire a lot of confidence, but I ended up having quite a lot of fun with this. Four young ladies coming to the end of their community service are invited into the house of a seemingly nice old lady who, to be fair, puts up with a lot of nonsense from some of the girls, and, when he arrives uninvited, Paul, the drug dealer.

This is all played knowingly, as if inviting the audience not to worry about the micro budget and just to enjoy the ride.

Co-writer Roger Conners plays one of the main characters with a lot of gusto and camp humour. Also very appealing is Victoria, played by KateLynn E. Newberry. Perhaps Newberry overdoes the wide-eyed cutesy thing but the character is very appealing. In fact, I grew fond of all the characters.

The effects are surprisingly good and gloriously bloody, and various creepy moments remind us that although there are light-hearted moments, this is not a comedy. My score is 7 out of 10.

I enjoyed this film. It was nothing special and not one i will watch again but i didnt feel time wasted lol. The only part that really bothered me was the homeless shelter. One the fat girls dirt looked more like smeared make up and not authentic at all and second everyone in the homeless shelter was wearing designer glasses lol. I volunterred in soup kitchens all through my teen years and those people looked nothing like the ones we helped. The fat girls face takes the cake though. Check out the movie just to see it. Totally worth the chuckle.