The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death Review

The stylishness and eerie visual sophistication creates an often unsettling, almost surreal vibe that emphasizes how disconnected they all are from the rest of the world. And the very grin-and-bear-it style Brit stiff upper lip that they try to maintain (Eve and Jean even have time for a spot of tea in the kitchen as they try to figure out what’s going on) adds to the sense of surrealism. Overall, the movie doesn’t rewrite the book of shock (despite the jump scares), but what you get is a fast-paced scare flick with an ending that could have been creepier.

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By:  Shalini Langer Site:Indian Express

The Woman in Black 2 isn’t as scary as its prequel, assumes most of us have watched the first film, and sees a surpring number of deaths. You also wish some of the story was about the children separated from parents put through horrors. However, the focus almost entirely is on Fox. Still the care with which Harper frames this story, which can hardly vary very much from the first, makes the effort worthwhile.

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In The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death though, there is no such thing. It doesn’t make you gasp or shudder or flinch or even stare into the corner. The story is predictable and quite safe.The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death is one of those films that you can watch and then brag about later. There isn’t much thinking to do. As a one-time watch, this film is perfect. Watch this film over the weekend and you can add another film to your horror movie list.

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