The Stalker: Part II

Co-directors Michelle Lewis and Jared M. Reeder do very well to disguise a low budget production to look like a much higher value in this story about a madman's vengeance. You, of course, will get your typical bad performances here and there in film's like this and some corny bad lines, but this isn't supposed to be Shakespeare. This is for horror fans. The antagonist is a pretty convincing crazy man. And his zany sidekick, played by Troy Fromin, make quite an exciting pair together to watch. One thing I'd like to see more of in this Crime Slasher is...well...more slashing and more cool kills to see. Although, the film ends with a shot that leads one to think more is to come in a third installment that may bring more of that. If you are alone, looking for a good horror movie to watch, this one will likely fill your psychotic little heart.

I loved this second installment in the Stalker series. The movie was pretty good but this was excellent. Definitely better than the first one in all the ways that count. The story was very thrilling. The two detectives were excellent. Honestly, all of the actors did a great job. I loved the comedic elements, the cinematography. I especially liked the dream sequence and the unhinged acting by Sean Nugent. I appreciated that in order to keep the story grounded they introduced the elements of PTSD that linked the first and second films. If you want to enjoy a thrilling good time check this little jewel out.

"The Stalker: Part II" not only lives up to its predecessor but exceeds expectations. This sequel skillfully combines dark suspense with humor, creating a captivating narrative. The cast delivers exceptional performances, and the lighting adds to the tension. The story masterfully blends old and new traumas.

It maintains the original's dark tone while introducing well-placed humor.

This film elevates the indie movie experience, demonstrating that it can exceed expectations on all fronts.

Offering a gripping and entertaining story that will satisfy fans of the original and captivate new audiences.

A must-see film.

I just walked"The Stalker Part II," Let me tell you, they've taken the horror up a notch. The storyline picks up after the Hamiltons' nightmare, with Wendy trying to get back to normal life. Michelle Lewis and Jared Reeder did a decent job weaving this sense of lingering dread throughout the film.

The Stalker's return is relentless, and his twisted plan keeps you guessing. The pacing is tight, and the suspense builds steadily. The directors know their horror, no doubt. Some good jump scares as well. Sure, it has its predictable moments, but let's be real, it's a horror sequel. You expect a few déjà vu scares. Overall, "The Stalker Part II" gets the job done. If you're into psychological horror with a side of vengeance, give it a shot.

I really enjoyed The Stalker and the sequel The Stalker: Part II totally outshines the first. Don't get me wrong, like I said, I liked the 1st but it's not often that a part 2 is better than it's predecessor. The filmmakers really did a great job on this one. A few of the roles were recast but the story does not suffer from this. I really like how the story continues with not only a lot of the trauma from the first movie spilling over but they also added in new drama and trauma which really keeps you engaged in the story. I highly recommend you check out both The Stalker and The Stalker: Part II.