The Descent: Part 2 2009 Watch Free in HD

Michael J. Reynolds

15 August 1939, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

25 February 1960, Plymouth, Devon, England, UK

Josh Dallas

18 December 1978, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Anna Skellern

27 April 1985, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Gavan O'Herlihy

29 April 1954, Dublin, Ireland

18 May 1973, Holland, Netherlands

Natalie Mendoza

12 August 1978, Hong Kong

Alex Reid

Nora-Jane Noone

8 March 1984, Galway, Ireland

MyAnna Buring

22 September 1979, Sundsvall, Västernorrlands län, Sweden

18 June 1949, Long Island, New York, USA

Jon Harris

11 July 1967, Sheffield, England, UK

J Blakeson

James McCarthy

Ed Oswald

Played by: Michael J. Reynolds

Sarah

Played by: Shauna Macdonald

Dan

Played by: Douglas Hodge

Greg

Played by: Josh Dallas

Cath

Played by: Anna Skellern

Vaines

Played by: Gavan O'Herlihy

Ellen Rios

Played by: Krysten Cummings

Doctor Roger Payne

Played by: Doug Ballard

Lynch

Played by: Josh Cole

Rebecca

Played by: Saskia Mulder

Juno

Played by: Natalie Mendoza

Beth

Played by: Alex Reid

Holly

Played by: Nora-Jane Noone

Sam

Played by: MyAnna Buring

Antagony & Ecstasy

Thank the sequel for underscoring, in its devastating mediocrity, just how great and special the original was to start with.

February 09, 2011

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Empire Magazine

An uninspired retread of a horror classic, this tries hard to justify its existence... and fails.

December 04, 2009

PopMatters

With its back-and-forth plot pointing, illogical leaps in pragmatic believability, and a finale that flips a big fat middle finger at anyone who invested 90 minutes in this junk, The Descent 2 cannot hold a miner's candle to the original.

April 23, 2010

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Variety

As popcorn entertainment, it delivers, and should satisfy fans on all platforms.

May 17, 2009

Heat Magazine

A claustrophobic, creepy popcorn flick that compensates for predictable scares with deliciously disgusting moments involving a whole spectrum of bodily fluids.

December 08, 2009

FEARnet

You can practically see the film trying to "color between the lines" laid down in the first film, but there's just enough freshness to keep Part 2 chugging along.

April 27, 2010

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Fan The Fire

You won't be missing anything spectacular if you don't catch The Descent: Part 2, for horror fans and those who enjoyed the original, however, it's definitely worth a go.

April 15, 2010

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Three Movie Buffs

Doesn't come close to the original, but still manages to entertain.

November 11, 2010

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Filmcritic.com

By the standards set up by its predecessor, it's a letdown, but by the overall standards of horror sequels, it's a complete success.

April 30, 2010

Film4

It delivers the goods as they say. A third film is surely on the cards, no doubt in 3D. But in order to retain any good will, this series is going to have to do the one thing our Crawler friends have demonstrably failed to do. Evolve.

December 04, 2009

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What Would Toto Watch?

No one expected 'Part 2' to rival the original, but it delivers a fair number of scares while replicating the eerie tension from the first film.

April 22, 2010

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Time Out

Harris's direction is messy, favouring confusing set-piece scares over the all-important group dynamics.

December 04, 2009

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