Total and utter crap

Rating: 1/10 (31 May 2005)

This movie is a far cry from the original. The first movie was willing to give us ways for people to die that were at least plausible. Apparently, we can only assume that death has gotten lazy in the second movie, and has become a huge fan of gore. Any decent acting and writing give way to the utterly absurd ways of people getting killed, not to mention the failed circular logic of how the little boy is "destined" to die at the end, considering he would never be in trouble if the people who survived would not have survived to begin with.
Also... ground electrical plugs do NOT spark like that, AND pure oxygen, while flammable, would NOT explode in such an absurd fashion. I mean, dang writers... were you just too lazy? The only scary thing in this whole movie, aside from the first car accident (while an accident like that is highly unlikely, it's still possible in real life, making it frightening) is the price anyone paid to see it in the theaters.