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Original title: Ginger Snaps: Unleashed Release Date • USA: Apr 13, 2004 • UK: 25 Oct 2004 DVD Release Date • R1: Apr 13, 2004 • R2: 25 Oct 2004
Budget $3,500,000
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MPAA Rating Rated R for strong violence, sexual content, some language and drug use.
Running Time 1 hour, 34 minutes
Country Canada
Production Companies 49th Parallel Productions, Combustion Inc.
Studio 49th Parallel Productions, Combustion Inc.
More info on IMDb.com
Other Titles • Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed • Ginger Snaps 2 • Ginger Snaps: The Sequel • Entre soeurs II: Déchainées • Ginger Snaps: Unleashed (2004)
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Genre: Thriller, Horror, Werewolf, Murder, Teenage, Gore, Christmas, Monsters, Drugs, Doctor
Tagline: It only dies if you do.
Plot: While attempting to learn more about her dead sister's lycanthropy by mixing her own blood with the affected blood of her sibling, goth-styled teenager Ginger (Emily Perkins) becomes affected by the werewolf curse herself. As the "disease" begins to take over her body, she requires increasingly stronger dosages of wolfsbane to combat it. But after a run-in with another wolf-creature, her beaten body is found---and taken to a drug rehab clinic. Unfortunately for the doctors and patients there, she has no access to her wolfsbane. Perkins and Katherine Isabelle reprise the roles they originated in the smart, creepy 2001 Canadian film, GINGER
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The bottom line is that Ginger Snaps: Unleashed is a solid, effective horror movie. And that's not an entirely common thing these days.  --David Nusair (Reel Film Reviews)
The resulting film is hardly a masterpiece, but Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed is nonetheless swift, efficient, and meticulous. Not just not-bad for a sequel, it offers something beyond the still, meditative ineptitude that continues to poison Canadian cinema, far outstripping its predecessor in the process.  --Travis Hoover (Film Freak Central)
The sense of ironic humor and creeping dread of the original are mostly gone, and Ginger 2 ends up as a much more conventional horror/thriller, with cheap fright gags and straightforward gore.  --Christopher Null (FilmCritic.com)
...a well-paced horror whose slick, exhilarating action sequences are a significant improvement over the original.  --Catharine Tunnacliffe (Eye.net)
A good sequel, but a lot more was expected from it. There's not much werewolf-action as the first had and it mainly plays as a drama-type, because it basically deals just with Brigette and her attempting to hold back her transformation. Despite all that,I still enjoyed it. Recommended if you want a continuation of the Ginger Snaps story, otherwise prepare yourself to be let down if you're looking for a lot of gore and action. 7/10--FrighT MasteR (UHM)
Sequel to the 2000's cult hit, Ginger Snaps, is lacking the strong feminist themes and heady scripting of the original to take a more straightforward horror approach, but it's still a quite watchable time.  -- (TheVideoGraveYard.com)
Hell, it's no DOG SOLDIERS, but it is one of the better Werewolf movies to come out in the past few years - as was its predecessor. Don't let the ravings of a few fanboys overly-inflate your expectations, and enjoy it for what it is.  --Brian McKay (eFilmCritic.com)
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Karen Walton
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In the end, Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed is definitely a flawed film, and definitely not one as good or as original as the first film. Still, the thing gets the full five stars from me, because it succeeds in what it is trying to do admirably well, and that’s to give the audience a dark, scary ride.  --David Hollands (eFilmCritic.com)
"Ginger Snaps 2" lacks all the irreverent humor of the original. The attempts at seriousness simply come off as weak and poorly executed.  --John Rice (eFilmCritic.com)
If anything, this film is "less than" original, and barely equal in value to the first flick - personally I loved the first film, but I want more in a sequel. The anticipation I felt in believing that I would see Brigette transform throughout the film, like Ginger did, left me feeling disappointed to the full extent.  --Mr Disgusting (Bloody-Disgusting.com)
...(Unleashed) tackles new themes and directions. The tone of the film is much darker than the original but it still retains its wicked sense of humor.  --Mike Pereira (Bloody-Disgusting.com)
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