Best movie of this year hands down!

Just perfect...

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

I thought that this was an excellent sequel. It had its moments of comedy and a few moments of fear. The story was interesting and diverse and especially towards the end it managed to evolve slightly into something unexpected. There were moments where it was predictable although the meanders at the end were totally not foreseen. My only gripe would be that Ginger died at the end of the last film and so was not properly in this one. I loved the Ginger character in the last film and she was missed. This is a good sequel although like most sequels it fails to surpass the original.

"Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed" was as most sequels are - not as good as its predecessor. And while having said that, don't get me wrong. It is not a bad or boring movie, it just wasn't as good as the first movie.Story-wise then it is a direct continuation of part one, and on that account then part two is good. But it just wasn't wholeheartedly fulfilling in my opinion.Emily Perkins does an okay job in reprising the role as Brigitte. And while Katharine Isabelle is in the movie, her role is a small one, but she still did a good job. But was the Ginger character necessary for this sequel? If you have seen part one, having the dead character appear before her sister was okay. But if you haven't seen part one then it makes very Little sense.After having seen part two I am left with a sense of irrelevance, because the movie, while entertaining enough, just wasn't outstanding or particularly memorable or fulfilling to conclude part one.Compated to part one, then there are less special effects in part two. A thing which hindered the movie, because it would have been nice if the audience was fed more special effects after having been teased with the werewolf design and effects in part one."Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed" is a mediocre movie, and as such scores a flat five out of ten stars from me.

While on the run from a werewolf that has designs on her, Ginger's sister, Bridgette, must shoot up monkshood regularly to prevent herself from becoming a werewolf herself. One evening, sensing her pursuer was gaining on her, she hurriedly packs her things to escape. At the same time, some guy that works at the library that she visited earlier in the day, shows up with some books she wanted; he sees her distressed condition, a hypodermic needle on the floor, and thinks she's a druggy. So he decides to get her help. She winds up later in some kind of rehab/halfway house kind of place deprived of her precious Anti-werewolf injections. She soon learns that the main characters in this place is a dull little chatterbox who could be 12 to 18, who knows. And some staff guy who's leveraging the female inmates for sexual favors.This Ginger Snap is not as snappy (ha,ha) as the previous. It started out promising (like most movies) until the main character got to the rehab place or whatever it was. Not a damn thing interesting happened there ---except, I guess, for the "masturbation class" conducted by the resident therapist to free the girls of their troubles, or something, whatever. It was not explicit but it was very suggestive and I concede I did perk up a bit there (I'm not made of stone, folks). Most of the action is at the very end of the movie and by that time you might be too numb to care. The werewolf in the movie looked like a big stuffed animal, which I'm sure it was, and so not scary at all.Finally, the actress playing Bridgette did a good job I thought. Her intensity and near anorexic appearance (she couldn't be more than a hundred pounds, if that) played well to the role of someone with a huge unusual problem she must bear all by herself. It has made her tough, feisty, eccentric, and maybe even somewhat resentful. She is someone who has no time to eat that much, have friends, or have any fun so consumed she is by the fear of the werewolf in pursuit of her and the werewolf she might herself become. This is only my impression folks and bear in mind that: I KNOW NOTHING, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. NOTHING at all, I tells ya! Absolutely NOTHING. Love, Boloxxxi.

I have yet to see the first Ginger snap or any other Ginger snaps movies in the series.I saw this when it came on TV once, all i knew about this movie before I watched it, was that it had something to do with a werewolf.Brigitte seem to be haunted by her dead sister, who a was werewolf too and she will become too but she then takes a deadly second dose of monkshood, which would stop her of changing into werewolf. Jeremy with her library books at her door and he see that she has taken drugs and then is about to take her to the hospital but is attacked.After that She wakes up in rehab clinic for drug abusing girls. she locked up and a little girls know about this and then helps her out to get more drugs to help her not to turn into a werewolf.This was really interesting werewolf movie, I didn't find IT boring, which i thought I would, but it was really entertaining movie,They had some really nasty bloody deaths in here too and i did like how the werewolf looked, it was little scary.The acting from the main girl was really good, the rest of cast was just okay but the little girl acting was really poor. I give this movie 7 out of 10