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A Haunted House 2

Play trailer Poster for A Haunted House 2 R,  2014,  1h 27m,  Comedy/ Horror Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 8% 38 Reviews Tomatometer 43% 25,000+ Ratings Popcornmeter
8% Tomatometer 38 Reviews 43% Popcornmeter 25,000+ Ratings
After the ordeal he suffered with his now former girlfriend's (Essence Atkins) demonic possession, Malcolm (Marlon Wayans) has decided to start fresh. He has a new girlfriend named Megan (Jaime Pressly), and they and Megan's children are moving into their dream home. Soon afterward, Malcolm is once again plagued by supernatural shenanigans -- only this time, it's not just the house that's haunted. A demon has attached itself to Malcolm, and shows no signs of letting go.
A Haunted House 2

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Critics Consensus

Sloppy, vulgar, and manic, A Haunted House 2 might be worth a chuckle or two, but mostly it's a string of pop culture references and crude gags that fail to hit their intended targets.

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Anna Smith Guardian Jun 26, 2014
1/5
A few observational gags deliver, but all the doll-humping and chicken-slaughtering will haunt you for days. Go to Full Review
Sherilyn Connelly Village Voice Apr 22, 2014
Though he's not for all tastes, there's something admirable about Wayans's willingness to do anything for a laugh, often reminiscent of Jerry Lewis at his most frantic. Go to Full Review
Scott Tobias The Dissolve Apr 21, 2014
0.5/5
The [A Haunted House] movies are like a strange sort of exorcism: They chase the demons away by having Marlon Wayans scream for 90 minutes [...] Go to Full Review
Richard Propes TheIndependentCritic.com Aug 31, 2020
.5/4.0
There are a couple of laughs to be found in A Haunted House 2. Go to Full Review
Mark H. Harris Black Horror Movies Jan 7, 2020
1.2/5
A Haunted House 2... is brain dead and lazy. Go to Full Review
Frank Ochieng SF Crowsnest Nov 11, 2018
1.5/4
The movie feels relentlessly overwrought and never quite knows how to deliver its outrageous shtick in broad doses. Otherwise, A Haunted House 2 is a fetid foundation that begs to be condemned. Go to Full Review
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Han P Jul 26, 2018 Esta innecesaria cinta no logra hacer nada para salvarse tristemente es demasiado mala para lograr por lo menos hacer pasar un rato divertido. See more
Hagrid M May 7, 2018 This movie is weird. Taking everything from the first film and heightening it even further seemed to be the only thing on the mind of those in charge of putting this film together. The first film had a horrific dog death, this one has 2. The first one had only the single love interest, this one has a girlfriend and her 2 kids, adding to the stakes. The first one had him mimicking sex with a pair of stuffed animals, this one has him all out having intercourse with a haunted doll. The first one had one eccentric paranormal expert, this one brings in a married couple. The first had a decent, no nudity sex scene, this one has 4 rounds of raucous romping. The racist jokes are put on blast throughout and even the raunch is rocket-strapped. I genuinely laughed at quite a few moments in this film, but could not believe just how far they pushed the envelope in this film. If you truly enjoyed the first film as I did, this film is a must see as it continues the story from the original film. See more
Rey R Apr 6, 2018 Ever wanna watch Marlon Wayans have sex with the doll from Annabelle for five minutes? No? You didn't want to watch him perform cunnilingus, anilingus, and everything in between with that doll? Well, too fucking bad if you make the tragic mistake of watching this film, because that is what happens at one point in this film. A Haunted House 2 is on the same level of the Friedberg/Seltzer parody films, only this time adding more R-rated shenanigans into the mix. Still, the reason this fails is the same as those reasons the Friedberg/Seltzer parody films failed - it is almost nothing but references rather than actually trying to parody the films it references. It references Sinister, The Conjuring, Paranormal Activity, Annabelle, The Exorcist, and a bunch of horror films, but it doesn't attempt to be funny other than just adding lazy gross-out and sex jokes. Aside from a few moments making fun of Sinister, I hated the ever-loving fuck out of A Haunted House 2, which left me with folded arms scowling at the screen as I watched it. Go watch Black Dynamite, Airplane!, or Spy if you want a parody that is actually funny. See more
Finn L Aug 5, 2017 It's a parody people... Yes this movie isn't for everyone but most of the critics out there are reviewing this movie as if it were a stand-alone comedy horror. It is meant to be a piss-take and the people out there take it too seriously. In my opinion it was hilarious because at the time I was looking for a stupidly funny movie, so if you're in that mood too then this is for you... pay no attention to the miserable people we have in this world See more
Harry S Jun 13, 2017 FUNNIEST MOVIE IN 2014!!!
Finn G Jan 16, 2017 Good comedy. I really like films like this if there done right. I found this really funny and better than the first one. Yeh it's stupid but it's meant to be See more
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Movie Info

Synopsis After the ordeal he suffered with his now former girlfriend's (Essence Atkins) demonic possession, Malcolm (Marlon Wayans) has decided to start fresh. He has a new girlfriend named Megan (Jaime Pressly), and they and Megan's children are moving into their dream home. Soon afterward, Malcolm is once again plagued by supernatural shenanigans -- only this time, it's not just the house that's haunted. A demon has attached itself to Malcolm, and shows no signs of letting go.
Director
Mike Tiddes
Producer
Rick Alvarez, Marlon Wayans
Screenwriter
Marlon Wayans, Rick Alvarez
Distributor
Open Road
Production Co
Baby Way
Rating
R (Drug Use|Crude and Sexual Content|Nudity|Pervasive Language|Some Violent Images)
Genre
Comedy, Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 18, 2014, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 30, 2015
Box Office (Gross USA)
$17.3M
Runtime
1h 27m
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