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The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death
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Drama, Horror, Thriller - 2014
The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death
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4.9
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40 years after the first haunting at Eel Marsh House, a group of children evacuated from WWII London arrive, awakening the house's darkest inhabitant.
Director:
,
Tom Harper
Cast:
,
Adrian Rawlins
,
Helen McCrory
,
Ned Dennehy
,
Jeremy Irvine
,
Amelia Pidgeon
,
Oaklee Pendergast
,
Phoebe Fox
,
Leanne Best
,
Leilah de Meza
,
Hayley Joanne Bacon

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Rated:
PG-13
Runtime:
98 min
Release date:
30 Dec 2014
Country:
GB, US, CA
Languages:
English
Budget:
$15,000,000
Revenue:
$48,854,305
Awards:
2 wins & 2 nominations.

Top Critics Reviews

rotten:
It's mostly deadly dull, and when it does liven up a tad, the haunted house tale offers only wan shock tactics.
– Claudia Puig,
USA Today,
2 Jan 2015
rotten:
It's a dour, drab, dark movie, enlivened by some moderately effective chills in the first half but ultimately undone by its downbeat aimlessness.
– Bilge Ebiri,
New York Magazine/Vulture,
2 Jan 2015
rotten:
The Woman may be back for another fright, but Angel of Death doesn't haunt like it should.
– Kyle Anderson,
Entertainment Weekly,
2 Jan 2015
rotten:
Redundancy is about all it offers, despite an entirely new set of characters and a story set 40 years after the early 20th-century original.
– Jesse Hassenger,
AV Club,
2 Jan 2015
rotten:
Director Tom Harper conveys this theme through dark, moldy-looking mise-en-scene and the uniformly sullen performances he elicits from the cast; you're more likely to find this depressing than scary.
– Ben Sachs,
Chicago Reader,
9 Jan 2015
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