2011·Horror·1h 33m
7.0
★
After his gruesome encounter with a girl, and being outmatched by his own assistant, ChromeSkull resurges with a horrifying massacre of his own.
Directed by Robert Hall
snuff
gore
serial killer
slasher
torture
killing spree
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Cast
Brian Austin Green
Preston
Thomas Dekker
Tommy
Mimi Michaels
Jess
Owain Yeoman
King
Danielle Harris
Spann
Gail O'Grady
Nancy
Angelina Armani
Holland
Eric Lloyd
Geeky Worker
Johnathon Schaech
Agent Sells
Nick Principe
ChromeSkull
Christopher Allen Nelson
Max
Allison Kyler
The Girl
Crew
Shannon Murray
Second Assistant Director
Camille Jumelle
Costume Design
Kunal Rajan
Supervising Sound Editor
Steve Rizzo
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
29 reviews
van
2.0★ · 05/21/26
even though the first one was kinda dogshit i really fw the kills but this one they were just kinda lame and unoriginal, maybe one-ish….really cool and gruesome kill….?
the others he just kinda presses the knife to someones throat and blood flies EVERYWHERE.
you couldn’t pay me to remember a characters name in this one, i did really like the core three in the first one but this one i couldn’t gaf….
BUT DANIELLE HARRIS IS IN THIS HAHAAHAHAHS 10/10 ALREADY. (Its not)
the others he just kinda presses the knife to someones throat and blood flies EVERYWHERE.
you couldn’t pay me to remember a characters name in this one, i did really like the core three in the first one but this one i couldn’t gaf….
BUT DANIELLE HARRIS IS IN THIS HAHAAHAHAHS 10/10 ALREADY. (Its not)
even though the first one was kinda dogshit i really fw the kills but this one they were just kinda lame and unoriginal, maybe one-ish….really cool and gruesome kill….?
the others he just kinda presses the knife to someones throat and blood flies EVERYWHERE.
you couldn’t pay me to remember a characters name in this one, i did really like the core three in the first one but this one i couldn’t gaf….
BUT DANIELLE HARRIS IS IN THIS HAHAAHAHAHS 10/10 ALREADY. (Its not)
the others he just kinda presses the knife to someones throat and blood flies EVERYWHERE.
you couldn’t pay me to remember a characters name in this one, i did really like the core three in the first one but this one i couldn’t gaf….
BUT DANIELLE HARRIS IS IN THIS HAHAAHAHAHS 10/10 ALREADY. (Its not)
Olivia
7.0★ · 02/19/26
wow i just pick the best movies to watch before bed 😍
wow i just pick the best movies to watch before bed 😍
Jake McCoy
7.0★ · 01/15/26
Bummer that we never got another one of these, and Robert Hall’s untimely death most likely means we won’t ever.
Can you imagine if we got some more, and we got a Chromeskull vs Art the Clown movie? Badass!
Can you imagine if we got some more, and we got a Chromeskull vs Art the Clown movie? Badass!
Bummer that we never got another one of these, and Robert Hall’s untimely death most likely means we won’t ever.
Can you imagine if we got some more, and we got a Chromeskull vs Art the Clown movie? Badass!
Can you imagine if we got some more, and we got a Chromeskull vs Art the Clown movie? Badass!
Zidane Ananta
2.0★ · 12/30/25
1 bintang cuma buat adegan pembunuhan & posternya, sisanya atur sendiri deh memek.
1 bintang cuma buat adegan pembunuhan & posternya, sisanya atur sendiri deh memek.
Benny
6.0★ · 11/24/25
Plot (spoiler-free):
The film picks up basically right where the first one ends. ChromeSkull gets patched back together by this strange, organized group, and inside that group a power struggle starts immediately. One guy tries to take ChromeSkull’s place, the others just move around him without really knowing what they’re doing. You don’t need much more than that, because the story clearly exists only to hold everything together.
What worked for me:
The kills are easily the strongest part of this whole series. Everything is practical, nasty and creative enough to stay fun. The second movie also feels more polished and put together than the first one. The pacing is fine and you get exactly what you expect from a movie like this.
What didn’t work for me:
The story is even thinner than in the first one and feels like a placeholder between the gore moments. I didn’t care about any of the characters at all, which makes some scenes less intense simply because there’s no attachment to anyone. The acting is slightly better than in part one, but still very low-level overall.
Compared to the first film:
The first one feels rougher and more direct, even if it’s less polished. Part two looks cleaner and a bit “bigger,” but loses some of the accidental charm the first one had. In return, the kills in part two are stronger and the whole thing has a bit more structure, even though the plot itself doesn’t really hold up.
Overall:
Laid to Rest 2 is basically a kill movie. If that’s what you’re here for, it works. If you need story, characters or tension, this is absolutely the wrong place. For what it tries to be, it delivers.
The film picks up basically right where the first one ends. ChromeSkull gets patched back together by this strange, organized group, and inside that group a power struggle starts immediately. One guy tries to take ChromeSkull’s place, the others just move around him without really knowing what they’re doing. You don’t need much more than that, because the story clearly exists only to hold everything together.
What worked for me:
The kills are easily the strongest part of this whole series. Everything is practical, nasty and creative enough to stay fun. The second movie also feels more polished and put together than the first one. The pacing is fine and you get exactly what you expect from a movie like this.
What didn’t work for me:
The story is even thinner than in the first one and feels like a placeholder between the gore moments. I didn’t care about any of the characters at all, which makes some scenes less intense simply because there’s no attachment to anyone. The acting is slightly better than in part one, but still very low-level overall.
Compared to the first film:
The first one feels rougher and more direct, even if it’s less polished. Part two looks cleaner and a bit “bigger,” but loses some of the accidental charm the first one had. In return, the kills in part two are stronger and the whole thing has a bit more structure, even though the plot itself doesn’t really hold up.
Overall:
Laid to Rest 2 is basically a kill movie. If that’s what you’re here for, it works. If you need story, characters or tension, this is absolutely the wrong place. For what it tries to be, it delivers.
Plot (spoiler-free):
The film picks up basically right where the first one ends. ChromeSkull gets patched back together by this strange, organized group, and inside that group a power struggle starts immediately. One guy tries to take ChromeSkull’s place, the others just move around him without really knowing what they’re doing. You don’t need much more than that, because the story clearly exists only to hold everything together.
What worked for me:
The kills are easily the strongest part of this whole series. Everything is practical, nasty and creative enough to stay fun. The second movie also feels more polished and put together than the first one. The pacing is fine and you get exactly what you expect from a movie like this.
What didn’t work for me:
The story is even thinner than in the first one and feels like a placeholder between the gore moments. I didn’t care about any of the characters at all, which makes some scenes less intense simply because there’s no attachment to anyone. The acting is slightly better than in part one, but still very low-level overall.
Compared to the first film:
The first one feels rougher and more direct, even if it’s less polished. Part two looks cleaner and a bit “bigger,” but loses some of the accidental charm the first one had. In return, the kills in part two are stronger and the whole thing has a bit more structure, even though the plot itself doesn’t really hold up.
Overall:
Laid to Rest 2 is basically a kill movie. If that’s what you’re here for, it works. If you need story, characters or tension, this is absolutely the wrong place. For what it tries to be, it delivers.
The film picks up basically right where the first one ends. ChromeSkull gets patched back together by this strange, organized group, and inside that group a power struggle starts immediately. One guy tries to take ChromeSkull’s place, the others just move around him without really knowing what they’re doing. You don’t need much more than that, because the story clearly exists only to hold everything together.
What worked for me:
The kills are easily the strongest part of this whole series. Everything is practical, nasty and creative enough to stay fun. The second movie also feels more polished and put together than the first one. The pacing is fine and you get exactly what you expect from a movie like this.
What didn’t work for me:
The story is even thinner than in the first one and feels like a placeholder between the gore moments. I didn’t care about any of the characters at all, which makes some scenes less intense simply because there’s no attachment to anyone. The acting is slightly better than in part one, but still very low-level overall.
Compared to the first film:
The first one feels rougher and more direct, even if it’s less polished. Part two looks cleaner and a bit “bigger,” but loses some of the accidental charm the first one had. In return, the kills in part two are stronger and the whole thing has a bit more structure, even though the plot itself doesn’t really hold up.
Overall:
Laid to Rest 2 is basically a kill movie. If that’s what you’re here for, it works. If you need story, characters or tension, this is absolutely the wrong place. For what it tries to be, it delivers.