children stand around a boy's bed in Sinister 2

Sinister2

No one is safe now and if you live in a house that was once a murder scene, your history! Mr Boogie is coming for you and your family if you tell anyone, watch the first UK trailer for Sinister 2.

This Summer The Bughuul is returning be careful Children at play, very creepy ones!

Citadel’s Ciaran Foy ย is now behind the camera with Scott Derrickson now producing the film still seems to capture the spine chilling fears of the original film. It seems the emphasis on the children the evilness ย and probably largely thanks to the rural setting / Children of The Corn Vibe . Playing The Boogeyman as the silent monster feeding off the children and though we don’t see him alot you still sense his eerie presence, in the new film he does seem to be everywhere, but could that spoil the mythology? Here’s hoping this is not a lazy cash grabbing sequel though it all looks fun!

Sinister 2 set in the aftermath of the shocking events in Sinister, a protective mother (Shannyn Sossamon) and her 9-year-old twin sons find themselves in a rural house marked for death.James Ransome return’s as the deputy sheriff picking up where Ethan Hawke‘s character left in the original film, good to see a connection rather than just Bughuul.

Sinister 2 arrives in UK, Irish and US Cinemas from 21st August co-starring Robert and Dartanian Sloan.


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