"Haunted Children"
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What You Need To Know:
SINISTER 2 is a rather uninteresting, derivative horror movie. As in other movies about demonic spirits, the evil spirit preys on children. His foot soldiers are five ghost children, who helped him murder their own families. The ghost children entice one of the mother’s sons. SINISTER 2 has a very strong occult worldview. The movie is filled with horrific violence, occult scares and strong foul language. There’s no catharsis in SINISTER 2, and its depiction of bloodthirsty children and the supernatural is abhorrent.
Content:
(OOO, B, C, FR, LLL, VVV, A, D, M) Very strong occult worldview with some moral elements as a man tries to save a woman and her two children from a demonic spirit, plus Catholic priest tells man to stay away from investigating an evil spirit murdering families and taking children, claiming it will be too dangerous and impossible to fight/defeat the spirit, but man doesn’t listen, plus movie shows scene of people in church taking communion; 21 obscenities (including some “f” words), four strong profanities, three light profanities, and scared boy urinates his pants when he sees his abusive father; some very strong and strong scary violence includes people burning to death on crosses, corpses lie in pool of blood, ghost children sometimes have gray zombie faces, evil spirit turns boy to ash, rats eat through bodies, things jump out at people, ghost children hurl objects at people like a poltergeist, children watch movies of previous murders, man rams truck into boy trying to kill his family, abusive father smashes mashed potatoes into son’s face, and wife screams at him, children are murderers, etc.; no sex scenes, but man kisses woman hiding from her abusive husband, angry boy beats up brother; brief alcohol use; brief smoking; and, abusive father, parents fight over custody of two children, bullying.
More Detail:
SINISTER 2 is a standalone horror movie sequel about a man trying to save a woman and her two children from a demonic spirit. The movie has a strong occult worldview, with plenty of foul language, where a final twist shows the evil spirit about to be victorious.
The story opens with the deputy from the previous movie, a friend of the father killed in the first movie, trying to discover where the demonic spirit will strike next. He thinks it may be an abandoned church where some other murders occurred. His plan is to burn down the church and the house next to it. The problem is, a woman and her two young boys are seeking refuge in the house next to the church, hiding from the woman’s abusive husband. The detective must save the woman and her sons from both the husband and the demon.
SINISTER 2 is a rather uninteresting, derivative horror movie. As in some other movies about demonic spirits, the evil spirit in this one preys on children. Thus, the spirit’s foot soldiers happen to be five ghostly children, who helped the evil spirit commit previous murders of families. The ghost children entice one of the sons to watch movies of the murders they committed. They are apparently preparing him to murder his own mom and brother.
SINISTER 2 has a very strong occult worldview. Though the evil spirit’s scheme seems to be defeated, a final twist shows that he may succeed after all. The movie is filled with horrific violence, occult scares and some strong foul language. Finally, most of the children in the movie are themselves evil. There’s no catharsis in SINISTER 2, and its depiction of bloodthirsty children and the supernatural is abhorrent.
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What you listen to, watch, and read has power. Movieguide® wants to give you the resources to empower the good and the beautiful. But we can’t do it alone. We need your support.
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