ABCs of Death 2

Huge improvement over the first one. Thought D, M, W, and Z were great. P was the only one that was utter shit.

Better than the previous one, but many weaker entries still lowers the quality of the whole experience

Probably the only one where the good just barely outweighs the bad.

Better than the previous one.

ABCs of Death 2 proves itself as an improvement over The ABCs of Death, making itself a dark comedy. There are still the not that good shorts but as a whole it is an interesting film.

I have a special place in my heart for anthologies. This movie is definitely one of the more memorable ones. There were some parts that left me scratching my head, but the rest were deliciously disturbing and gripping.

Y and Z story are the best...

The first had some really bad shorts, but it also had a few really good ones as well. This one has only a couple really bad shorts, but I couldn't think of any that were really good. Most are either alright or forgettable.

If you like horror shorts then you should like this. Obviously some are better than others, but overall it was enjoyable with a few that really stand out.

Most of these are absolute garbage. Z is for Zygote is maybe the only one worth watching?

A lot stronger overall than the first film, but strangely not as memorable. S is a particularly strong entry.

A lot of the shorts were just "okay," but there were enough interesting ones to make this a decent watch. I can't think of any shorts that were outright terrible like some of the ones in the first movie. My favorites were M, S, Y and Z.

Whilst not all are great, this iteration is undoubtedly a step in the right direction. Overall this has lifted the bar higher, with the better portion of shorts being of a reasonably good quality.

95% of these people should not be near cameras.

Fairly strong overall considering the hit and miss nature of anthology projects. At least half the shorts were memorable and worthwhile. Per my personal taste, X for Xylophone was a real pleasure; a cute little gag by Maury & Bastillo, the makers of Inside, reuniting with the iconic Beatrice Dalle. But the real breakout was Z for Zygote from upcomer Chris Nash, a brilliant and original idea that had depth, humanity and wonderful bloody prosthetics, all firmly navigated with dark humor.

The animated sequences while not fantastic are more successful at using the few minutes available, in the end that's the problem - directors are hamstrung by having only a few minutes to shine. Not good overall, thankfully nothing so terrible as F for Fart