Although CommonSense may not like it, I absolutely love it! It's not as good as the first, of course. But this is almost as good. With enough scares, plot, and gore to satisfy any horror fan, I would reccomend it for teens 13+, due to graphic violence, language, and a sex scene (No nudity) (slight spoilers) (Also, I might say that the only thing I hate about this film is the motive of the killer.)
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Urban Legends: Final Cut
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Don't waste your time.
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About Urban Legends: Final Cut
Parents need to know that this movie feautures a costumed killer who stalks and chases his victims. Several jump scenes--the killer suddenly appears, bodies fall unexpectedly from the ceiling. Bloody messages on mirrors and walls. Frequent extreme profanity throughout. Every character acts questionably, from the murderer who kills many students to Amy, who insists on investigating the murders alone at night. Several characters drink and smoke. Frequent sexual references, ranging from sexually transmitted diseases to porno movies. A couple on an airplane decide to enter the "mile high club," and the man performs oral sex on the woman. In a dream, Trevor and Amy have sex--his nude rear and her back are visible. Several close-ups of a realistic-looking naked female mannequin. Blood galore. A woman's kidney is removed, then eaten by a dog. When she tries to get away, the killer pulls apart her open wound and decapitates her. Characters are stabbed, bludgeoned, pickaxed, shot, knifed, electrocuted, and hanged. A fake dead dog hangs with its intestines hanging out, plus several dismembered plastic babies.
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Another great film in the Urban Legend seires.
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