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A mother goes in search of her missing teenage daughter after her sudden disappearance. She is told that her daughter was last seen in the company of a girl in red, leading the mother to att... Read allA mother goes in search of her missing teenage daughter after her sudden disappearance. She is told that her daughter was last seen in the company of a girl in red, leading the mother to attempt to unravel the mystery behind the girl.A mother goes in search of her missing teenage daughter after her sudden disappearance. She is told that her daughter was last seen in the company of a girl in red, leading the mother to attempt to unravel the mystery behind the girl.
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- 2 wins & 6 nominations total
Wan-Ru Zhan
- Li Ya-ting
- (as Ruby Zhan)
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The Tag Along 2 has upgraded in relativity to its predecessor. The first quarter of screenplays indeed exerted some spine chilling taste with all those effective jump scares.
It was bursting with suspense moments in the mid way and brilliantly ended up with emotional scene.
What i love most about the movie were Rainie's flawless acting, the pace and an added bonus as it tagged along with positive sum game closure.
One of the best horror movies of the year. Not even the popular the New Ouija and Annabelle Creation are half as creepy as this one!
It was bursting with suspense moments in the mid way and brilliantly ended up with emotional scene.
What i love most about the movie were Rainie's flawless acting, the pace and an added bonus as it tagged along with positive sum game closure.
One of the best horror movies of the year. Not even the popular the New Ouija and Annabelle Creation are half as creepy as this one!
Tag-Along 2 continues the story of the first movie: after events of the first movie world acknowledged that on the mountain there is the spirit of a child girl. This movie will follow how this spirit has been originated. Not big changes were made: the child will hunt down always people with remorse, but this time the focus is on women that had undesired pregnancies that became almost aborts. I don't know why, but it seems that writers are obsessed with aborts. I mean, they should have come up with something different this time, instead they basically recycled ideas.
Compared to the previous movies, that at least did not use so much the jump scare technique, this time the director decided to go full blast and he used way much more. I hate jump scares. There was a small improvement on CGI, but it is still very bad and 3D model movements are visibly fake.
Compared to the previous movies, that at least did not use so much the jump scare technique, this time the director decided to go full blast and he used way much more. I hate jump scares. There was a small improvement on CGI, but it is still very bad and 3D model movements are visibly fake.
The sequel isn't as good compared to the first movie, but it's a decent one. It's somewhat similar to the first movie with the main character love one disappeared and her trying to find her. But the sequel goes into deeper about the lore of the spirit and brings some new things. It also gives a backstory to the spirit, which is interesting and tragic. One new thing they add is how one of the new character have a benevolent spirit called "Tiger Lord." It's interesting how he uses it, but things get ridiculous near the climax of the movie. I felt the creepiness factor is a mixed bag with it. It has pretty good build-up with its tension, but it sometimes uses cheap jump scares. Also, some parts of the movie are pretty predictable when it gets near the climax of the movie. The climax itself is decent on what happened and does have some suspense to it.
If you've seen the first movie and still had some questions you wanted to be answered - well your prayers have been heard. This isn't half bad, the CGI towards the end is a bit cringe-worthy, but other than that, it can keep up with the previous movie. And not in a bad way. I might even go so far to say it is a bit better than the one before ... just a tiny bit though.
After all is being said and done, you will be the judge if this is good enough for your taste. But as mentioned above, I'd watch the first movie just to get a feeling if this is even something you want to watch.
After all is being said and done, you will be the judge if this is good enough for your taste. But as mentioned above, I'd watch the first movie just to get a feeling if this is even something you want to watch.
I watched the first film yesterday and it didn't seem to have enough detail to get the full picture of what was going on. I think this one did a much better job than the first but it still has downsides. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the film and I will be on the lookout for the third film.
Did you know
- TriviaLi Shu-fen and her daughter Ya-ting live on the 4th floor of their apartment building (the floor level is displayed as Li Shu-fen climbs the stairs). In Taiwan and some Asian countries, the numerical digit 4 is considered a bad luck number associated with death due to the number '4' and 'death' sounding similar in their native languages. The fear of the number 4, known as tetraphobia, is taken seriously in some Asian countries, where numbers containing 4 are sometimes omitted in elevators, floor levels, and addresses on hotels, homes, hospitals, and other buildings and properties.
- ConnectionsFollows Hong yi xiao nu hai (2015)
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- 1h 53m(113 min)
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