Dolby Digital 5.1 (English)

“Maybe I’m not being clear enough. Maybe I need to be honest with you and tell you what I want. I want your soul to open up for me.”

Clive Barker’s name has been synonymous with horror for quite a long time. Along with Steven King, there is likely not another name out there that has been responsible for so much written terror. His stories have sold hundreds of millions of copies and inspired many films and television projects. He’s been called the modern Edgar Allan Poe, and when you witness something so frightening at its very base as Dread happens to be, it isn’t hard to understand how he came by that kind of a reputation.
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The flesh-eating plague from the first film is still spreading and turning teens into gurgling vomitarioms of puss and blood. This film takes place a few short seconds after the first one as we see the original hero explode onto the front of a school bus right before the title sprawls across the screen, which then leads to a cute animation explaining how the tainted water has been bottled and shipped to a high school in a neighbouring town. From there we have a slight love-triangle story that is peripheral to the fountains of gore that fill the screen.
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