Brahms: The Boy II [Movie Review]

Brahms: The Boy II [Movie Review] | I watched The Boy and the idea of someone living inside my walls got me scared, until now (even though the walls are bricks haha).

So, when Brahms: The Boy II airs, I know I have to watch it - will there be another person living inside the walls lurking and waiting for an opportunity to haunt another family?
SYNOPSIS Brahms: The Boy II Trivia

• Directed by: William Brent Dell

• Produced by: Matt Berenson, Gary Lucchesi, Tom Rosenberg, Jim Wedaa, Eric Reid, Roy Lee, Richard S. Wright

• Production companies: Lakeshore Entertainment, STXfilms

• Distributed by: STX Entertainment

• Running time: 86 minutes

• Rating: PG 13 (For terror, violence, disturbing images and thematic elements)

• Was scheduled to be released in July and December 2019.
• Originally titles 'In A Dark Place'
• Budget: $10 million
• Box-Office: $8.1 million

• Tomatometer: 10%
• Metascore:32

• IMDb: 4.3/10

Liza was injured during a home invasion and her child, Jude was traumatized after watching her mother assaulted by the invaders. The trauma leaves him silent for many months, even after a series of counseling and therapy sessions. In their bid to cure Jude, Liza and Sean buys the guest house on the Heelshire's property and move Jude there. 

Jude finds a porcelain doll buried in a shallow grave while exploring the woods with his parents. Happy that Jude is interested in new items, Liza allows Jude to bring the doll home and clean it before allowing Jude to play with it. The therapist believes that Jude is expressing his feelings via the doll and thus allows Jude to keep the doll.
But when Jude starts blaming Brahms for all the weird and unusual incidents around the house and he becomes withdrawn,  Liza starts to feel like something eerie and amiss is happening to her family. Jude becomes attached to Brahm as the day goes by. When Liza sees what Jude has drawn on his notepad, Liza becomes more concerned about the link between Jude and Brahms.

Why is Jude so attached to Brahms? Will the family ever get their picture-perfect family relationships again?

MY REVIEW Plot: 4.0/ 5.0 This one is considerably mildly horror, to my standard. Not as surprising as the first one but I love the strong family connection shown in the movie - how parents will do anything for their kid and that's where the sinister spirit feeds from.
Cast: 4.5/ 5.0 Great play by Katie, Christopher, and Owain. 
Will I watch it again: I don't mind watching it again with the right people. The pictures are taken from IMDb and other sources on the Internet. Thank you.
Rawlins GLAM
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