Seed 2

Plot synopsis:
Christine McDonagh (Natalie Scheetz), a 30-something woman who is about to marry Steven, decides to hold her bachelorette party in Las Vegas with her friends Olivia (Christa Campbell), Claire (Annika Strauss), and Barbara (Sarah Hayden). Christine's foster mother (Caroline Williams) bids farewell to her daughter, then bludgeons a bound and gagged man with a hammer.After the party, Christine's group begins driving back to Chicago in an RV, and it is revealed that Christine has a troubled past and an unspecified mental illness, which has caused her to carve inverted crosses into her abdomen. During the trip, the quartet pick up a hitchhiker named Joe (Jeff Dylan Graham), who they quickly eject from the vehicle due to his strange behavior. A short time later, the RV is flagged down by a religious female police officer (Manoush), who claims that her squad car has just broken down off the road and that she needs a lift to the nearest town.When the RV fails to start, the officer has Christine and Barbara stay behind while she, Olivia, and Claire go in search of aid. Once they are a considerable distance from the others, the officer begins acting deranged; she stabs Claire, and shoots Olivia in the knee. The deranged female policeman then calls her son, Glen (Jared Demetri Luciano), help her move Claire.Nearby, serial killer Max Seed (Nick Principe) chases and murders a woman (Micaela Schäfer), and makes his way to the RV, where he incapacitates Christine and Barbara. After taking the wounded Olivia to the RV, Seed meets with the officer and Glen, who are his wife and son, respectively. Seed orders his family away, and nails Claire to the ground.After the Seed clan leaves, Claire is found by Joe, who releases and tries to rape her, prompting Claire to stab him in the neck with one of the spikes she was crucified with. At the RV, Seed restrains Glen while the officer recites passages from the Bible, and stabs him. Seed reaches into Glen's wound, rips out his intestines, and strangles him to death with them.Reentering the RV, Seed makes Barbara watch as he rapes and shoots Olivia with a handgun. When Seed leaves her alone, Olivia crawls out a window and tries to run away, but is shot to death by Christine, who refers to Seed's wife as "Mom". It is here that the deranged female policewoman, (who has the name tag of Officer Seed) is revealed to be Emily Bishop, the young child Seed abducted at the end of the previous film back in 1979, whom he has now raised, to be a serial killer like him.When Claire reaches the RV, Seed attacks her, but is stopped by Christine, who tells him, "No! With her I still have plans". As he and his family head home with the unconscious Claire, Seed snaps Emily's neck, and continues on with Christine and the captive Claire.In the final scene during the end credits, a motorist stops when he sees a bloodied Claire lying on the side of the road, and begins trying to call for help, only to have his throat slit by Claire. Seed walks up to Claire, and gives her his mask, which Claire puts on, now having been brainwashed and joined the murderous Seed family as their latest killer.

Tags: violence

Review:
I never write reviews but I had to on this one because I am actually a fan of uwe boll's work he has gotten better over the years and can make a half decent movie thesedays, but why did he let his production company or him himself let them make this incoherent garbage it was thrown up all over the place going back and forth for no reason whatsoever the special effects were just lame and the story made no sense whatsoever.
At least the first one had a story and was a brutal movie which made you squeamish in the stomach.
Unwatchable.
Normally a sequel to an Uwe Boll movie that isn't directed by Uwe Boll can be counted on to be at least a slight improvement on the original film--but Seed 2: The New Breed is the exception.
This movie is so dreadful it actually makes Boll look good, sort of.Fans of the original Seed, if there are any, will likely be disappointed that this seems to have virtually nothing to do with the original film.
Actually, it feels more like an unofficial Hills Have Eyes sequel than a follow up to Seed.Seed 2: The New Breed appears to have been shot on digital video, really badly.
The movie is clearly meant to be transgressive and disturbing (the opening scene involves a gun barrel being shoved between a squealing young woman's thighs) but the movie is simply too incompetent to make an impact beyond inspiring a strong desire to turn it off..
The first Seed Movie by Uwe Boll was already pretty bad but compared to this waste of resources even Seed 1 seems like pure genius.
Everything about this movie looks like a student project.
The opening scene introduces us to bad acting, bad writing and timing and starts the movie with a calculated provocative scene that immediately falls flat on its face.After that you are basically treated to half an hour of boredom, incredibly bad acting from the female leads and dialog and a "plot" that is so blatantly ripped off a hundred other movies and re-invented in the most annoying way possible that I really wonder if many make it more than 20 minutes into this "movie".
So you have a van full of bad acting chicks driving through the desert, picking up hitchhikers, meeting a bored police woman acting even worse than everyone else...
Sometimes it looks like they wanted to go for a "Hills have eyes" style...
but after all its just shots of the desert and a guy in a mask killing chicks.The camera work is mediocre (still the best about the movie), the sound mixing is off with several characters far too hard to understand, the choice of music is bad, the editing is uneven and forced, the storytelling and dialog are childish (must have been written on a bus ride or something) and even the only thing that could make this a little watchable looks cheap and unrealistic....
Usually German horror movies suck at almost everything but deliver some decent FX.
Seed delivers absolutely NOTHING.Avoid at any cost..
Have seen a few flicks with him this was one that I really can't say that it was any good.Strange to see Uwe Boll being used to promote this flick due the fact that many geeks find his flicks utter trash.
Seed 2 is slow and doesn't have a good story.
Uwe Boll addicts will love this but many will be left with a huh feeling...Gore 1/5 Nudity 1/5 Effects 1,5/5 Story 1/5 Comedy 0/5.
Let's get one thing straight: I only watched this film out of curiosity.
I knew it was going to be bad, but I had seen the first movie by Uwe Boll a while ago and was curious to see how the sequel would turn out.
Despite watching this movie with my expectations at almost zero, I still was appalled at how bad a flick this turned out to be.
One of the worst movies I've EVER seen, and definitely the worst horror movie I've seen.The first film's director, Uwe Boll, is notorious for his poor films, which are said by numerous critics to suffer from serious flows in script, directing, acting, etc.
This film, although directed by another director named Marcel Walz, does nothing but also fall into this category of Z-movies.Let's get down to what is actually wrong with the movie: a poorly written script filled with lazy and silly dialogue, effortless directing, wooden acting, infuriatingly amateur cinematography, cheesy and laughable special effects, and, perhaps worst of all, a story that makes little to no sense.The film attempts a Pulp Fiction-like story structure in which the events of the film are not in chronological order, and therefore leaving it up to the viewer to figure which scene happened when.
While this works in Pulp Fiction, it just makes this film confusing and wondering what the heck is going on.In addition to these flaws, the film is not scary whatsoever, despite a few gross-out gore scenes that attempt to scare, but fail.
The only remotely entertaining part of this film is the unintentional laughs that occur occasionally, but these goofs aren't enough to compensate for 90 minutes of boredom and eagerness for an ending.And let's not forget how little relevance this sequel has in relation to the first movie, showing almost no relation, and even lacking some of the very few decent qualities of the first one, too.DO NOT WATCH THIS FILM.
So this is the first review I will write for a movie that I watched.
I have seen 'Seed 2' at a Saarbrucken Film Festival and could not believe that this movie could be worse than Uwe Bolls'Seed'.
The story is very unoriginal and stole from other movies left and right.
Very sad that she and Nik Principe accepted to be in this movie.
Christa Campbell overacted but looked hot like sex films.
Manoush seemed bored or tired and did not try either.The camera work is amateurish and the all over look of the movie is cheap.
The movie tries to be clever, with its time-line jumping, but it's not working at all.
Quite the opposite is the case.Also having a disturbing scene twice (at the beginning and later in the movie) played out almost entirely, is not clever, but trying to make a movie longer than it actually is.
And while the first Boll directed (this is not his movie folks!) had more than a couple of issues, it tried to say something.
I like to point out positives, no matter how bad the wreckage is, but i couldn't find a positive with this travesty of a film!
The acting, the special effects, the story telling, the structure, were all sub par, making it a movie that got very boring, very quickly.
I can't really comment any further, so i will leave by saying that YES, this film is as bad as everyone makes it out to be!
Granted, I haven't seen the first "Seed" movie, so I have no clue whether or not this sequel lives up to the first movie.
But given the low ratings both part 1 and 2 have scored on IMDb, then I guess the first movie was just as bad as this sequel was.The storyline was completely pointless, if not utter rubbish.
Coming across a police woman on foot in the middle of the desert, the girls stop and decide to give her a helping hand.
Prior to that, then the movie did bear some resemblance to movies such as "The Hill Have Eyes"."Seed 2: The New Breed" doesn't really bring anything innovative to the genre.
In fact, this is the type of movie that you just shut down your brain while watching, because it requires nothing from the audience.The acting in the movie was good and the camera work was good, and that the the high points of the movie, the rest was just a waste of time.The sound effects were so off the chart that is was just annoying.
It just didn't make any sense whatsoever."Seed 2: The New Breed" tries to be brutal, but it fails in doing so.
And it becomes a struggle to sit through the entire movie to the very end.I can't really recommend "Seed 2: The New Breed" to anyone, because it was a waste of time.
My Review Of "Blood Valley: Seed's Revenge".
Seed returns in "Blood Valley: Seed's Revenge", this time with new story and direction provided by Marcel Walz.
Uwe Boll hangs back as producer on this sequel to the 2007 slasher horror.
"Seed's Revenge" moves the nightmare into the desert of the southwest, not far from Las Vegas, where some girlfriends find themselves battling for survival against Max Seed's brutality."Seed's Revenge" takes on a whole different look and feel than the original film directed by Uwe Boll.
This one has a modern grindhouse/torture porn thing happening that comes of more like Suicide Girls take on the Hills That Have Eyes.
The cast do decent enough jobs at being lambs for the slaughter, but there isn't a strong continuity in the style that Walz chose for the full story arc to make an appearance here.
The practical, bloody, full on graphic violence is still present in "Blood Valley: Seed's Revenge" , but the theatrical nature and religious overture of the sequences felt more ridiculous than artistic.
Overall "Blood Valley: Seed's Revenge" is a let down.
The story is a thin, fragile spectre of the Max Seed mythos, with more torture porn attention paid than actual, purposeful story.
Plus the setting and deeper development of Max Seed's character, and a few others introduced, just seems convoluted.
You've seen movies where there's no real story, just a villain brutalizing young, semi- attractive girls for no apparent reason?
I think the trick is that you are forced to watch to the end to see if there is in fact any kind of coherent story.
This movie is really good.
Damn near unwatchable....
As with a few of his more recent, non-video game adapted films, I enjoyed Uwe Boll's serial killer flick, "Seed", more than most.
As far as Boll's body of work goes, the BAD definitely outweighs the good, overall, but I've dug a few of the more mean-spirited movies he's done in the past few years (Postal, Rampage).
He only served as an executive producer on this sequel which, regardless of how much you hate the first, makes THAT look like "Citizen Kane".
"Blood Valley: Seed's Revenge" - aka.
"Seed 2: The New Breed" - is a new level of sh*ttiness.A group of bimbos are on an RV trip from Vegas, back to Chicago, when they experience some engine trouble in the desert.
They end up falling into the clutches of Max Seed and his sadistic family who live in the desert and partake in religious, sacrificial rituals for some reason...The major problem with this one is that the "story" is constantly jumping all over the f*cking place - starting with the ending, then transitioning out of NOWHERE to the beginning...
Every actor sucks - except, maybe for Seed, who is just a big guy in a mask who is given only one guttural line - and the violence/gore factor is surprisingly 'light', aside from a gun barrel rape/murder which was nothing special (and is shown twice...).
"Seed 2" is a completely worthless and amateurish sh*tfest.Many more of my reviews @ http://swinesewage.blogspot.com/.
It would be nice to describe this film as a sick fantasy, unfortunately there is absolutely nothing nice about it, and although it is unquestionably sick, it is not even fantasy because over the course of the 20th Century especially from the 1960s onwards we saw the real thing with the Tata-LaBiancha Murders, Bob Berdella, the Chicago Rippers and many more both within and outside of the United States.While a documentary about a serial murderer may have some or even a great deal of merit, what merit is there in a low budget horror film that revolves around the slaughter of a group of passingly attractive Beta females in the Arizona Desert?
Unless you are into mild special effects - like seeing a woman crucified - give this one a miss..
Back in 2011 I had the pleasure of meeting director Marcel Walz and actress Annika Strauss at The European Weekend of Horrors in Germany.
They were lovely people, extremely passionate about their chosen pursuit and very friendly, so it pains me to say that Seed 2 (AKA Blood Valley: Seed's Revenge), directed by Walz and starring Strauss, and co-written by the pair, is far from a great film (to put it mildly).A sequel to Uwe Boll's Seed (2006), Seed 2 follows four girls, Christine, Olivia, Barbara and Claire (played by Natalie Scheetz, Christa Campbell, Sarah Hayden, and Strauss), who, after a wild hen night in Vegas, run into a family of killers in the desert, one of whom is none other than Max Seed (Nick Principe), the psycho from the first film.What follows is a series of torture scenes involving some fairly brutal violence (gore courtesy of director/SFX guy Ryan Nicholson), but what makes the movie a total let down is the woefully unoriginal script (which borrows heavily from The Hills Have Eyes and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre), the equally dire performances, and, worst of all, the pointless non-linear style that, rather than add intrigue, simply makes the whole thing a confusing and thoroughly irritating mess.Sorry Marcel, and sorry Annika, but I rate Seed 2 a pitiful 3 out of 10 (solely for the gore), minus half a point for having Claire wander the desert despite being run through with a serrated knife and nailed to the ground, and minus another half for leaving me scratching my head in puzzlement: exactly who was Caroline Williams supposed to be?
In which case, who was The Officer (Manoush) and why did Max Seed snap her neck at the end?.
Marcel Walz creates a worthy sequel that definitely lives up to the name.
Marcel Walz is a name which instantly flashes to your head when you think of German indie movie making.
In 2014 he not only brings us one or two, but three movies which will leave you sleepless.
Besides the newly made Directors Cut of his 2013 movie Raw and its sequel Raw 2, he gives the horror fans a sequel to one of the most disturbing and sick Slashermovies out there: Seed!
A journey which will become a nightmare for everyone!The story of Seed 2 is one hell of a mix between a Road Movie, a little bit of Hills Have Eyes and some sparkles of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Seed 2 is something completely different than its predecessor and that's only for the best, because you don't get that feeling that you have seen it all in the original.
Marcel Walz is truly one sick guy and everybody who is familiar with his work, such as La Petite Mort or Candy House (Schlaraffenhaus).
La Petite Mort is for most fans currently the best of his work and Candy House is a movie which will captivate you and leave you truly frightened.
But Seed 2 ramps up everything you've seen this far from him.
Right away, when not even the opening credits have rolled, you will be speechless and standing on your couch, cause the movie will hit you like battering ram.
Such an Intro for a movie hasn't been seen yet and you get a glimpse of what is to come.
Max Seed takes no prisoners and that's one thing you know for sure after not even 1 minute.After that, the movie makes one step back and you will be jumping through the time.
Because of that the story will leave you exhausted and with every new display the jigsaw becomes a little bit clearer.
It's this insecurity which leaves you breathless and frightened and that's one thing you don't see very often in modern horror flicks.
Not even the original Seed was so intense.In the sound department Marcel Walz again proves that he definitely knows what a good choice of songs has to be like and Seed 2 is his greatest choice this far.
The great house-like song right at the beginning or the rocking sound at the end of the movie, everything fits perfect in the gritty mood of the movie itself.
Besides Annika Strauss, the German scream-queen, you'll find Natalie Scheetz, Christa Campbell, Sarah Hayden, Manoush, Caroline Williams and Nick Principe and they all doing an exceptional job.
But the one thing everybody wants to know is the gore and in movie by the name of seed you're definitely expecting some nasty kills.
The original stayed in everybody's mind because of it's dark, gritty Gore overkill, but Seed 2 isn't anything less gory.
The effects were made by Ryan Nicholson, who even plays a small part in the movie itself, and everybody who is familiar with Ryans work will know what he is up to.
Every kill is sick and disturbing although they don't really spray blood everywhere but you'll be shocked and that's one good thing.
Especially Annika Strauss has to survive some truly disturbing and sick torture.
Seed 2 is the highlight in the career of Marcel Walz.
Fast Cuts and jumps in the story will leave you exhausted, so that you can't even thing about boredom.
Every Fan of horror movies needs to watch this bad boy and will embark on one wild ride..
The film starts off with a woman being shot in the crotch then goes into a "one day earlier." Chrissy (Natalie Scheetz) is having a bachelorette party in Vegas and opt to take route 51 back home to Chicago.
Now when we flash back to the future, we don't pick up where we left off, but rather at some place in between, so we know what happens next time they stop the vehicle.Film adds nothing new to the genre other than really bad editing.