SyoKennex

Again, the same issues I have with the first film are the same issues I have with this one:

• Bella Thorne's horrendous, wooden and joke of an acting
• The constant harmful dark comedy. This one was ableist as hell among some other jokes and it really took away some from the film.

Excluding those, this film is just as funny, campy and feel good as the first one. The Babysitter films aren't afraid to make a mockery of themselves and mock horror tropes that are consistently seen and it's a good time. I really enjoyed a lot of this and, just like the first, this could have easily been a 5/5 for it's carefree nature and watching with friends for a good time. I just wish McG could quit with the harmful jokes; we've learned more than enough this - and previous - year(s) that these can be used harmfully and it just cuts a chunk of fun out of the film

Okay woah some of that humour was way too out there and McG could have toned down a lot of it without losing any substance to the film. That's my one complaint: there was way too much offensive humour in here and why the hell is Bella Thorne here? Thorne's acting was horrendous and god if there is a third film of this, please, ditch her.

If I comment on the film that does not include that, however, this is a feel good campy horror that's just meant to be fun. A lot of the (non-harmful) humour had me in stitches and a lot was done really well that makes the viewer chuckle and have a laugh.

I watched this with a friend and we had a good laugh whilst also having conversations on why something was harmful and got a good opportunity, at least, to help educate each other on things we'd missed or things that were very subtle and the other didn't notice.

A definitely feel good film for a sleepover or movie night with friends but do be warned and check the content warnings if you're wary about the harmful content.

This film was pretty boring overall. It doesn't really do much overall until the last three-quarters of the film but it is a very good look at the way trauma (within this verse) can constitute to a lack of religious faith. Definitely not one I would watch again, but an interesting thought process throughout.

It doesn't have much of an atmosphere and I'm pretty sure I already forgot everything but the ending scenes. A shame, because this held a really good premise, but it just couldn't follow through on everything it promised.