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Ruzowitzky concentrates on delivering on sporadic scares at the expense of figuring out how to make individual scenes coalesce into a coherent chiller about medical megalomania.
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What are critics saying?
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A no-holds-barred, thoroughly generic follow-up to the medical horror-chiller that wowed German wickets in 2000.
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L.A. Weekly by Hazel-Dawn Dumpert
German filmmaker Stefan Ruzowitzky sticks to the formula that made his 2000 thriller “Anatomie” a German hit, offering up a who’s who of young German stars and plunging them into hot-and-cold color schemes, freewheeling camera work and diabolical master-race conspiracies. If Ruzowitzky were as good a storyteller as he is a stylist, he’d have something.
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Los Angeles Times by Kevin Thomas
Suspenseful entertainment -- but it's also a suitably chilling cautionary tale.
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The Hollywood Reporter by Kirk Honeycutt
Where the first film was something of a teen horror film, the follow-up, again from writer-director Stefan Ruzowitzky, is more of an unintentional comedy.