Jangan Pandang Belakang 2: Aku Tahu Asal Usulmu

What i hate most about malaysian/Indonesian horror story is when they add a scene where muslim people does their prayer and situla kena kacau by "it" .. This can be lead to the young people feel uneasy to focus on their prayer or they think prayer is nothing... bc they would think dorang akan kena kacau juga so buat apa nk solat? Boleh terbawa-bawa ke reality ah psal waktu solat d kacau... eventho cerita pasal benda lain.

Scene yg sangat common I HOPE YALL UNDERSTAND :D ik that thing actually possibly could happen but yeah it just what i feel No hate on this movies its still awesome ! Thankyou director ;)

Dumb jumpscares and an outdated plot. Don't waste your time on this pointless film. Before entering the film industry, Malaysian actors are encouraged to enrol in an acting school.

Please, Malaysian filmmakers, be creative and provide us with some quality films. You people are still producing these cheapskate films in 2025. Although the audience has evolved, your filmmakers are still mired in antiquated ideas and film plots. Learn from the Telugu and Malayalam industries. They currently control the film business. I have no doubt that everyone viewing this movie on Netflix will be making fun of Malaysia!

The plot of the film feels lackluster and underdeveloped. There's very little character development, which makes it difficult to invest emotionally and sometimes logically in the characters, especially when the horror elements kick in. The scenes often relies on predictable jump scares and supernatural tropes without much depth or complexity to the story. The plot itself feels like it's either trying to cash in on the success of the original film or rush through a conclusion that doesn't offer much satisfaction. It feels like the entire intent might have been more focused on closing off the story than delivering a truly engaging narrative.

It's evident that this sequel is trying to ride on the coattails of the original movie, but it doesn't succeed in standing on its own. The movie feels more like a money grab or an attempt to quickly tie up loose ends rather than something that adds meaningful value to the franchise. The lack of a strong, compelling plot and the shallow character arcs make it hard to get invested in the story.

This is what i feel all the time and I would avoid watching any Malaysian produced films. When comparing the cinematography to films from other regions, like Indonesia, it's clear that Malaysia's film industry still has room for improvement. Like come on guys, it's 2025 already. While Indonesia's horror films have consistently showcased impressive visuals and cinematographic techniques, Malaysia's approach here feels more like watching a low-budget drama. The lack of innovation in the visual department stands out, making the film feel uninspired. There's a missed opportunity to use the visuals to elevate the horror, and instead, it often feels like the movie is stuck in a formulaic, uninspired style that holds it back from being more than just another generic horror flick.

I would not really recommend watching it. It ultimately fails to deliver a strong plot, compelling characters, or impressive cinematography. The film feels rushed, and its reliance on tired horror tropes results in a forgettable experience. While it has some eerie moments, they're overshadowed by the film's inability to fully capitalize on its potential. Hence, 5/10. But hey, it's your eyes, ears and brain.