A Haunted House 2

Why the hell did I watch the sequel???? I hated the first one. Fuck my life!

I always feel that if I watch the first one in a movie franchise, I gotta watch the others. Especially since certain franchises get better with new entries, this however is not one of them sadly, it actually manages to be worse. I don't know how you make a movie like this, more stupid than the first one, but it happens. I just hope the Wayans brothers find other better projects, because seriously dude I'm sick of seeing Marlon's Wayans bare ass on my screen in half his films.

90 minutes of Mr. Wayans having a really bad idea for a scene and then go-for-broke milking it for lowest-common-denominator broad comedy or weird sex stuff. This is the pits.

A Haunted House 2 is everything you didn't like about A Haunted House but cruder, more profane, and stretched out into even more unbearable lengths. How long do you want to see Marlon Wayans have sex with a doll? If you answered anything other than "not even for a second," then perhaps you should watched A Haunted House 2; it might appeal to your sense of humor. The rest of us? We'll go watch better movies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umDr0mPuyQc Every "joke" in this movie is Wayans having sex with it.

Only slightly better than the first because haunted doll sex is kind of my kink. Don't look at me like that.

Way better than the first, way better than I was expecting. Maybe I was in the mood.

Don't get all the negative reviews. Sure it's stupid as fuck but it's a parody so it's supposed to be stupid. Marlon Wayans is extremely funny and it's a shame he doesn't get more big roles but on the other hand todays a-movie comedies is rarely any fun so i rather watch b-movies like this to get a good laugh. If you like parodies and are in the right mood, this is a very funny movie!

A testament to the mind, to the fact that the same organ, the brain, is capable of producing great works like Citizen Kane and Seven Samurai but also such drivel as A Haunted House 2. How does one follow sex with a ghost? Sex with a creepy doll, of course. I'm happy for Marlon Wayans that he works out and eats healthy, but he need not show his ass in each film; he does enough of that metaphorically. And what are we to say of Mark Henry's cameo and the weak Breaking Bad parody it appeared in?

I obviously didnt learn my lesson after watching the first dreadful installment because this film is just as bad. Its almost exactly the same as the first film apart from they have replaced some of the actors. The script is heavily dominated with racial stereotype jokes which dont hit the mark. There are zero laughs throughout and everyone is just annoying. Marlon Wayans spends most of the film shouting and screaming to cover up his inability to act. Everything about this film is just awful!!!!

Wow....words cannot describe how terrible and offensive this movie is , if you thought the first one was bad wait till you watch this one .... woooo

Yeah y'know what, I'm not gonna defend this nearly as hard as I defended the first one. I think Marlon Wayans has this "Seth MacFarlane" thing going on where, the harder he tries and the farther he goes to make jokes happen, the flatter they fall. This wasn't completely devoid of comedic merit (I love Gabriel Iglesias after all) and it isn't like it didn't have entertaining moments (though few and far-between), but even for a sequel, this is disappointingly flat compared to the first one for me.

Without a doubt less terrible than the first installment. Is it anywhere near good? Not in this universe. It's watchable if you treat it as a series of mildly entertaining Youtube videos instead of an actual movie.

All that can be said even if you somehow had no qualms about the graphic grossness on display--content that is truly astounding. It's not just the amount of sex or violence, or even how explicit it is. It's how grotesquely inappropriate it is--with jokes predicated on everything from pedophilia to domestic abuse to drug-pushing priests to 9-year-olds dropping the f-word. (pluggedin.com)