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Sequel to the cult classic reunites executive producer Spike Lee and writers/directors/producers Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott for this horror-comedy starring Keith David.Sequel to the cult classic reunites executive producer Spike Lee and writers/directors/producers Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott for this horror-comedy starring Keith David.Sequel to the cult classic reunites executive producer Spike Lee and writers/directors/producers Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott for this horror-comedy starring Keith David.
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Martin Bats Bradford
- Brian
- (as Martin Bradford)
Chad L. Chambers
- Gore
- (as Chad Chambers)
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Why, just why. They should have left well enough alone. I personally enjoyed the original one. This. I have no words.
Senseless stories, over-acting - stupid all over - what was this movie?
OUCH! I knew ahead of time this would be a lower budget, but had no idea it would be this bad. If I didn't know Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott returned, I would swear there is no way this could have been made by the same people who made the first film. The first film deftly blended horror stories with social commentary. This one does not. I was excited to see Keith David as the new storyteller, but they just make him do a poor impression of Clarence Williams III, even going so far as to repeat his "the sh*t?" routine. The final story ("The Sacrifice") had promise, but is so unsubtle. When this was announced, I hoped it was a series the could continue every year. After having seen it, I wish they didn't make it.
It's hard to imagine this is made by the same people who brought us the original, because it feels like this a poor cash in made by people who didn't understand the original at all. Attempts at humor only comes across as sad and cheesy. They're still tackling important social issues like the original did, but it's nowhere near as thoughtful and smart.
BOOM! LOVED IT! Saw it at the Fantasia Festival in Montreal. Directors Cundieff and Scott weave 4 stories with a wrap around.
First, Keith David replaces Clarence Williams III. He BRINGS IT!! Totally believable as Mr. Simms.
All of the stories were great, but I really enjoyed "Golly" and "Emmett Till". Taking a modern character and interweaving it with a historical character was very effective.
"Tales 2" is proof that a horror film can be more than guts and gore, it can have compelling storytelling. "Tales From The Hood 2" deserves to be seen and enjoyed
Kudos to the Producers and Directors for bringing back the franchise!
First, Keith David replaces Clarence Williams III. He BRINGS IT!! Totally believable as Mr. Simms.
All of the stories were great, but I really enjoyed "Golly" and "Emmett Till". Taking a modern character and interweaving it with a historical character was very effective.
"Tales 2" is proof that a horror film can be more than guts and gore, it can have compelling storytelling. "Tales From The Hood 2" deserves to be seen and enjoyed
Kudos to the Producers and Directors for bringing back the franchise!
Did you know
- TriviaThe slave doll from the first film can be seen on glass next to the Golly in this film.
- GoofsIn the rules for Cards Against Humanity, the player collecting and reading the cards is not supposed to know which other players submitted which.
- Quotes
Portifoy Simms: Mr. Dumass Beach! Welcome to hell! Motherfucker!
[as he laughs evilly, his eyes glow red as Dumass is taken away by demons while screaming]
- Crazy creditsAfter the credits, a small scene of the devil laughing is shown.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Kill Count: Tales From The Hood 2 (2018) Kill Count (2020)
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- $3,168,738 (estimated)
- Runtime
- 1h 51m(111 min)
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- 1.78 : 1
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