Contracted: Phase II

2015
Not Rated
1h 18min

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Riley cerca una cura per il virus che ha preso il controllo di Samantha prima che consumi lui e il mondo intero.Riley cerca una cura per il virus che ha preso il controllo di Samantha prima che consumi lui e il mondo intero.Riley cerca una cura per il virus che ha preso il controllo di Samantha prima che consumi lui e il mondo intero.

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Contracted: Phase II

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CONTRACTED: PHASE II - Extended Trailer

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CONTRACTED: PHASE II - Extended Trailer

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Contracted: Phase II: Bathroom

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Contracted: Phase II: A Bloody Nose

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Contracted: Phase II: Just A Few More Questions

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Contracted: Phase II: It's Under My Skin

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Quiz
At times you can hear Marianna Palka's Scottish accent. She was born and raised in Scotland and moved to New York at the age of 16.

Blooper
Between the first and second movie the way Riley gets infected is confused. In the first movie he's wearing a shirt while having intercourse with Samantha. In the second movie in a "flash back" Riley is shown to be not wearing a shirt.

Citazioni
Riley: [as one of Riley's parolees is clawing at her skin] Ricky! Ricky!
Ricky: [Ricky comes in the office to see the parolee clawing at her skin] Aw Hell Naw

Curiosità sui crediti
There is another scene soon after the ending credits.

Connessioni
Follows Contracted - Fase I (2013)

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Recensione in evidenza

5/10

It follows ... up on the original

If you have seen the original, you kind of know where this is going. And I will continue as if you have seen it. This time around it's a man who has the issue. The viewer might have a different issue though: We go through almost all the same things we did in part 1. Then again, why change a winning formula? Exactly, if you can "continue" something by adding to it.

The acting is OK and one can generally say that if you liked the first movie, the same will be true for this one. Predictibility aside, this has its fair share of moments that will freak you out, something the first one was able to do to. There are "contracted" movies that actually have major issues, so I guess we should be thankful for the better ones