enjoy this one, i almost jumped of my seat from excitement it just had that feeling, since Saw ended, and when i watched the collection i had the same thrilling feeling back which was AMAZING.All in all it's actually a great movie with a good storyline, i recommend you and all horror and gore fans to watch it.10/10 for sure!!

Viewers will find themselves engrossed in a epically gory thrill ride that's as stylishly fun as it is a dark escape. Not a moment of filler here, every scene has it's place here and none are wasteful. This film is riveting, thrilling and thought provoking. What would you do if you and a friend or even a stranger were caught in a life or death situation? Would you be a hero trying to save the other person or a coward and just try & save yourself?

kind of feeling. You have to understand, most reviewers out there are terrible at what they do. there is no creative talent in their blood so instead of trying to find some they just try to belittle something else to feel better. In many cases they look for the thing that impresses them most, so believe me, watch it : you'll dig. This movie is everything one could want from a sequel to the collector and more, no doubt about it.

order to rescue the daughter of a successful businessman. If you enjoyed the first film you're sure to love this follow-up. Everything is bigger, bloodier and more gruesomely entertaining if you're a horror fan . The film begins with Arkin Stewart , the hero from the first film, escaping his captor 'The Collector' played by stuntman Randall Archer this time at a club where he brutally murders dozens of people. As he's escaping he witness Elena Emma Fitzpatrick being taken by 'The Collector'. He makes his way to a hospital where he's approached by a man named Lucello Lee Tergesen who wants Arkin to lead him and a team of mercenaries in to the killer's lair a booby trapped warehouse in order to rescue Elena. Lucello works for Elena's wealthy father, Mr. Peters Christopher McDonald , and will stop at nothing to bring Elena back home to him. He forces Arkin to enter the warehouse with his team and into a maze of horror once again. I heard one critic call the movie the 'ALIENS' of the series and that's an assessment I definitely agree with. It's a sequel that boldly expands on the mythology of the first and ups the bloody ante very aggressively the body count goes through the roof ! It also follows a very similar formula to the James Cameron horror sequel classic; the sole survivor from the first film leads a team of gung ho mercenaries back in to the mouth of madness he just escaped from. If you're a fan of the genre and the original film you're sure to enjoy this installment, if you're not a fan you probably won't like the film. I really enjoy this series in particular and very much look forward to a third installment; I think it's the slasher genre done to perfection just about . I hope enough other true fans discover this series in order for it to draw the cult following it deserves and continue it's bloody slasher film legacy.Watch our movie review show 'MOVIE TALK' at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v sD9BHpPUnE8

dark,and the lead girl in the film was okay,i didn't mind her character at all,she seemed pretty cool for the most part and i guess that's what i liked about her character,she was not annoying or stupid like most characters in horror films usually are and that was a plus side. i also liked the lead man from the first film his character was a Badass! and to be honest with everyone i thought he kicked the killers Ass in this film!. the killer is also pretty damn strong! i will admit it, and the guy fights like a psycho! but in my opinion Josh Stewart was even more of a Badass than the killer was! especially in the last part of the film when they fight with each other!,that was probably the best part in the whole film!.The fight was really good! and quite Brutal.I will say all though this film has a few flaws it is really Action packed! and its very fast moving so the film never gets boring,even when nothing happens it doesn't get boring because of the tension the film holds when the characters are trapped in the house and have to get past all the booby traps.I have to say although i thought this film was good i actually liked the first film better the collector and i think it is better than this film but not by much,i just thought that the Collector was more suspenseful that's all, where as this film is less about suspense and more about lots of bloody kills and creepy moments and full blown Action. there is nothing wrong with the Action by the way,its just that this film didn't hold the same suspense as the collector which is what i liked about that film.but i will say this film was Very Good! and it has so many dangerous traps and kills that it will keep anyone watching even if they are not a horror fan.what i mean is this film is definitely NOT boring,it never gets boring because so many things are happening. For a horror film this is pretty good, its definitely much better than most horror films out there today and overall it's a Very Thrilling and intense Movie and I highly recommend it!.

We get vicious stabbings, a hook in the mouth, gunshot wounds, bloody corpses, bone cracking which made cringe, incredibly gory traps, and one scene around the beginning involving huge spikes at a club. The spike scene feels like something that came from Dead Alive, with how outrageously gory it was. I watched it twice, because I couldn't believe my eyes. If you love gore, this will be a dream come true for you guys. Saw has some nasty gore scenes as well, but I believe this firmly outdoes it. I'm not trying to over-hype this, I'm just trying to tell you that the gore delivers in a big way. As I stated in my Collector review, this guy isn't doing this for revenge. He is just a sick bastard, who gets his rocks off on killing people in the most deplorable ways imaginable. Jigsaw had a motive for doing what he does. The Collector is just a freak of nature, and has no ulterior motives for doing this sick stuff. To me, that makes him all the more terrifying. I also have to give this major kudos for giving me characters I truly cared about, instead of the disposable fodder I tend to get in some horror films. We have a hero, and a heroine. Arkin Josh Stewart was our reluctant hero in the first movie, and it was a pleasure to watch him again in this one. He's certainly a flawed hero. He does some cowardly things, and he makes mistakes. When push comes to shove, he gets the job done, and puts others first, before himself. That to me is a real person. His vulnerable, yet courageous performance had me on his side the whole way. Emma Fitzpatrick is just great as Elena. She is courageous herself, and is one of my favorite female horror performers to come along in some time. This girl has major talent, and I hope people see that. Christopher McDonald has a small role as Elena's Father. It's nothing to write home about, but he did well with what he had to do. I'll give you an example about how much the lead characters meant to me. There is a battle in the finale with Arkin & the Collector With a bit of involvement from Elena The Collector is so despicable, I found myself literally yelling encouragement towards Arkin. "Get that son of a b****i***tch" "F###@ him up good!" The hero's survival meant everything to me. The ending to me was truly satisfying. After all of the twisted things The Collector does, I was a happy horror camper. I won't reveal what happens, but let's just say it was a fitting end. If they want to, a sequel is certainly possible. I'd definitely be up for it!Final Thoughts: With the Evil Dead remake, and now this film. I can now wash all that Paranormal Activity crap down a lot easier. You gotta take the good with the bad, because you end up getting gems like this one. I had a blast with this film. It's scary, suspenseful, extremely gory, and everything you need in a horror film. I was pumped after finishing this movie. It really got my adrenaline going. I'm gonna go out on a limb here, and say Jigsaw has nothing on the Collector. 9/10

psychological thrilling, torture-porn horror flicks like SAW, it's pretty good. It's certainly scary, quite unpredictable, and the acting is actually... not terrible. The plot is original. It's very gory. But it didn't come across as being all about the gore. It had you thinking, "What would I do if I was in that situation." Most of the time, my answer was - Sit down and cry.I compare it to the Saw franchise, because it was written by some of the guys who wrote some of those, and because of the sadistic puzzles the people had to go through. But it really isn't the same as Saw because the plot was different. I would say if you like the Saw movies, you'd really enjoy this. If you didn't, don't waste you time. It's wouldn't be your type of film.I gave it an 8 meaning it to be compared only to other horror movies, not to all movies in general. It certainly isn't for non-horror people. And it isn't a family film. Some of it was very hard to watch. I was proud of the fact that the ticket seller refused to sell a ticket to the 20-year-old in front of me trying to buy tickets for the 10 and 12 year olds she brought to this. It's not for kiddies at all.I'm going to get part 1 The Collector on Netflix, then hope part 3 if there is one is as good.

with a special password required to get in. But after a few dances are danced and a few feels are copped, our evil killer shows up, behind the scenes, and sets forth a Rube Goldberg series of devices to slaughter almost everyone. Well, you know, some are left behind for extra special torture and such, but the movie doesn't dwell on them as Hostel did , and of course one of them, Elena Emma Fitzpatrick actually survives. Elena finds a man trapped in a box, and when she lets him out, yet another trap is unleashed that just nearly gets her. Then there's a running around bit, then the man-no-longer-in-the-box uses the body of a dead teen to escape the building entirely. The following gives nothing away. The man is who's left from the first film, apparently, and although he thinks he's escaped for good, some surly looking henchmen with guns come looking for him. Apparently our Elena has a moneyed father who's hired mercenaries to get her back, and our mystery man Arkin Josh Stewart is the only possible key; he must lead them to the killer's lair.Those of you who have read this far like this kind of movie, probably. You liked the Saw films, more or less. Well, this is like Saw in that there's plenty of icky fluids and shock value, but there's really none of the morality. Not a whit, and that's not a bad thing. What we have is a collector of humans for various purposes. We don't know why. We don't care why. We just want to get out of this place. Sometimes movies try the same tricks over and over to spook the audience, and eventually the return on investment withers on the vine. But here, even late into the game, moments occur that just seem out of nowhere, blindsiding you into chills. This is a movie that quite consciously decides not to show you everything, to allow looming darkness scare you more than the horrors you can see. As an aside, they're both kind of terrifying.So as a horror movie, this is stunningly stylish without being glossy or gratuitous - at least as far as horror movies are concerned. It's well- thought-out frights; that's what I'm getting at. The characters aren't superficial, but we don't know much more than we really need to know about them. Frankly, for some we know almost nothing, and that too is a good thing. Their backstories could even be a movie. Who knows.The Collection is an artistic gem in the realm of the macabre, a seamless combination of slasher movies and psychological thrillers. The acting is minimalistic, as befits the genre, and the effects are complex and, at times, mind boggling.

quickly after there is little character development or involvement outside the leads and becomes a chore to sit through the next viscerally graphic carnage at hand.