Vacancy 2: The First Cut (DVD)

Newest Review: ... a pre-meditated situation. There's a plausible escalation of events that plays well to the darker side of human nature and ... more

... brings the whole thing about through a conspiracy of certain circumstances. But, unfortunately, once this detail is out of the way, the film rapidly decelerates into a very simple, very predictable retread of countless other slasher films, as we are introduced to three teenaged friends checking into the motel for the night. The trouble is, of course, that most of Vacancy's initial impact came from the revelation about what was happening and from the subsequent realisation by the film's two leads. Here, suffocated by the...more

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	Vacancy 2 : The First Cut [DVD] [2008] Last Update 24.12.2009 05:45	£ 1.24

Vacancy 2 : The First Cut [DVD] [2008]

Last Update 24.12.2009 05:45

£ 1.24

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Vacancy 2: The First Cut (DVD): The First Cut Isn't Always The Deepest (1003 words)
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This is a review of just the film, but for information, the region 2 DVD was released in 2009. Vacancy 2: The First Cut is a prequel to the 2007 film Vacancy and readers should be aware that parts of this review may make reference to plot details from the first film in a way that may spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it. The decision to follow a commercially successful film with a prequel is a tricky, but increasingly popular proposition. Horror/suspense films by design can often present unanswered questions or situations that could potentially refer to a reasonably meaty story in their own right. Nimrod Antal's 2007 shocker Vacancy was a quirky little tale ... Read the complete review

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