Lacked a lot of the "film out of nowhere" charm of the original, but still, it had some good gore, so not a total waste. And I almost choked on my food (from laughter) during the unexpected "chicken, biscuit, gravy" song!

Hilarious!

You'd have to be one gullible fool not to see how Adam Green's abysmal Hatchet II undermines and embarrasses the whole horror genre from which it has spawned. A super-gruesome and super-stupid attempt to mount a grimy new Friday the 13th, Green's misbegotten sequel replicates then magnifies that series' weightless violence, dresses it up in threads shamelessly cribbed from Rob Zombie and duly bombs. To mistake its crass perversions for anything worthwhile is to be as visionless as Green himself.

Bad Movie

"Rob Zombie could sue Green for filching his lightning filters." - Ed Gonzalez

Right along the vein of the first one. It has one of the most gruesome kills I've seen: a guy gets torn in half, then the skin gets ripped off his top half, then his top half gets thrown into some trees. He is alive through the whole ordeal. If you liked the first one, this one will be right up your alley.

A terrible homage. If your main interest in seeing this film is the inventive ways they kill people, well you may as well fast forward until that point. An hour is spent on a terrible back story; at this point, I had a difficult time figuring out if it was supposed to be a satire, or a homage. Also, the lead actress is awful, even by horror film standards.

Some nice gore effects which hide behind a terrible story.