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The Houses October Built 2 [Blu-ray]

Brandy Schaefer (Actor), Bobby Roe (Actor, Director) Rated:

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Recovering from the trauma of being kidnapped last Halloween by the Blue Skeleton – a group who take “extreme haunt” to another level – five friends decide they must face their fears in order to move on. Heading back out on the road to visit more haunted house attractions, signs of the Blue Skeleton start appearing again and a new terror begins…

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MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ Unrated (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7 x 5.25 x 0.75 inches; 3.2 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Bobby Roe
Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC, Widescreen
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 41 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ January 2, 2018
Actors ‏ : ‎ Brandy Schaefer, Bobby Roe, Mikey Roe, Zack Andrews, Jeff Larson
Studio ‏ : ‎ Image Entertainment
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07554ZB2P
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Krista

YIKES. Save your $1.

Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2018

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Yikes. I try not to be harsh with reviews. It takes A LOT for me to give out a one star review but...yikes. I really enjoyed the first film for the most part so when I heard there was a sequel I was intrigued. **MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD** The movie started out decently interesting, same as the last one. It moved a little slow but I could live with it. The ending of this movie is complete garbage. This movie literally reveals the first movie was nothing but a stupid hoax by a bunch of stupid idiots trying to get Youtube famous. So it makes the first movie a waste of time, effort and completely negates the supposed villains (that I found pretty cool in the first film) and makes me question why anyone thought this sequel was a good idea in the first place. I rarely say this but save your $1. It's not even worth that much. It's about a bunch of adults basically acting like 12 year olds. If you liked the first film just forget this one even exists.

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MonsterZeroNJ

Sequel is not quite an equal, but not bad either.

Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2019

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The Houses October Built was a fun found footage horror with a simple premise. During the Halloween season, five friends decide to take an RV road trip to seek out and find the most extreme and scary Halloween attractions they can, documenting it all on camera…of course they got more than they bargained for. The sequel picks up a year later with the group having become internet celebrities due to the broadcasting of their predicament at the hands of The Blue Skeleton on social media. Now Halloween haunts are paying them to come and promote their attractions…all but Brandy (Brandy Schaefer) who is still traumatized. Brandy…now known on the net as “Coffin Girl”…however, is the one the haunts all want promoting their attractions and the gang have to do a lot of convincing…and paying…to get her back in. Brandy eventually agrees, not knowing that someone is watching them and that the The Blue Skeleton group may not be done scaring them yet.

First flick was a lot of fun as it both worked both as a horror flick, yet also dove into the underground world of Halloween haunts. This sequel does the same but opens it up to include Zombie 5k’s and even an “adult” themed haunt. The script by director and actor Bobby Roe, with cast member Zack Andrews, cleverly gets the gang back out there by having them now being paid by the haunts themselves to do what they did last time. Roe keeps the found footage format somewhat, but this one plays more like a movie which works as the feel of legitimate found footage was one of the weaker aspects the first time around. The group’s use of a drone, also opens up the scale with some frequent aerial photography. This sequel does take a little while to get going and may not be as consistently Halloween spirited as the last one, but once things start to get spooky, when our group…Brandy in particular…are being stalked, it gets as fun as the last one. It also has a few surprises up it’s sleeve, especially when the group meets their intended fate at the Hellbent attraction where the familiar blue skull-ed creepers spring their trap. It provides an intense and entertaining last act and shows Bobby Roe has matured as a filmmaker, somewhat, providing some legitimate chills.

The main cast, Zack Andrews, Mike and Bobby Roe, Jeff Larson and Brandy Schaefer, all return and are certainly fine, basically playing themselves. Schaefer stands out as she has the most emoting to do with her character being a reluctant participant, who is still haunted by almost being buried alive. Brandy has a couple of strong scenes expressing her fears and concerns over returning to these underground haunts and the climax gives her some solid material to work with. She would make a good final girl in a straight up horror. Mikey Roe also has some screen charisma as lovable party animal and joker of the group.

This was an enjoyable sequel and with some clever writing they may be able to get at least one more chapter out of this franchise. This follow-up pretty much equaled the first flick, which was a fun look at extreme Halloween haunts and a sometimes spooky little horror flick, too. The sequel freshens things up by opening up it’s spectrum of interested to include other types of Halloween attractions and figures out a way to get it’s characters back out there, after being scared out of their wits the last time. It does take a while to get going and the Halloween spirit isn’t as consistent as the last time…maybe too much of it was shot in the daytime?…but it does deliver some goods, especially in the last act. If you liked the first The Houses October Built you might enjoy this second romp as well and it would make a nice double feature during the spooky season to watch both films together.

-MonsterZero NJ

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titania86

Lackluster sequel that only rehashes and ruins most of the characters

Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2017

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The gang is back and infamous on the internet. Brandy, widely known as Coffin Girl, refuses to go to any more haunts after the Blue Skeleton incident. Jeff, Mikey, Bobby, and Zack want to ride out their wave of fame and continue their haunt tour across the US, but they would earn much more money with Coffin Girl in attendance. They basically bribe her and won’t leave her alone, so Brandy concedes with the caveat that if weird stuff starts happening like last time, she’s out. Will their trip be conventional scary fun or is there something more sinister at work?

I loved the first film despite its flaws because it captured the Halloween spirit, had lovable if a bit annoying characters, and included a discussion on people’s obsession for more and more disturbing haunts in the form of interviews with scare actors and documentary style clips. The cast is back, but the discussion aspect is gone with the entire film being found footage. It’s a lesser rehash of the first film where they go to haunts across the country and weird stuff starts happening. The actual haunts are real and awesome including a huge zombie 5k and a zombie themed escape room among others. That’s the only good thing about the whole movie. The raise in production value does nothing for the film except remove the charm and make it seem more like a conventional film.

The characters aren’t as fun this time around except Brandy. She is traumatized from the events of the last film and doesn’t want to go on this trip at all. Her “friends” don’t care and only want to cash in on her more considerable fame. The ending of the film shows they were lying to her and exploiting her even more severely than on the surface without care for her wellbeing. They figured the bigger payout would be worth the damage which it obviously isn’t to her. The guys are scum and I only took away that these guys are even bigger idiots than they were in the first movie plus having the capacity to be cruel to the woman they previously seemed to care about. I’m disappointed in this movie and all its male characters.

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JoeLS

The WORST sequel i've ever seen! I can't believe I waited for this....

Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2017

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If you loved the first one as much as I did, then do yourself a favor and pretend this film doesn't exist. It's not worth the heartbreak. Your life will be so much happier that way....

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JeanTop Contributor: Coloring

Drivel with one or two good plot twists

Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2017

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The only redeeming factor to this piece of drivel is perhaps there's a third one with a decent ending for a change. I gave two stars solely for the plot twists. I "rented" it and I regret that. It's a few dollars I'd rather have spent on chocolate or dog toys. The first part was mind numbingly boring. It improved slightly in the second part but not enough. There is revenge to be had and the third one had better deliver, if it is going to exist.

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