I enjoyed the first "Outpost" - great performances, cinematography, script and editing let down by the fact that it just wasn't very scary, more evocative.
Here in the sequel we find great performances, cinematography and editing. The overall pace has been tightened up and we (literally) enter the next level.
The score was nowhere near as good as the first, typical fare and I wish the Nazis were essentially silent as they were in the first.
However what you have is a movie that may surprise you based on its budget and is leagues ahead of many of its big budget competitors.
It's still not really scary, maybe I'm desensitised... but it is another very well put together and highly evocative ride.
I'll be watching the third installment.
Here in the sequel we find great performances, cinematography and editing. The overall pace has been tightened up and we (literally) enter the next level.
The score was nowhere near as good as the first, typical fare and I wish the Nazis were essentially silent as they were in the first.
However what you have is a movie that may surprise you based on its budget and is leagues ahead of many of its big budget competitors.
It's still not really scary, maybe I'm desensitised... but it is another very well put together and highly evocative ride.
I'll be watching the third installment.