Jonas Trapp

This sequel falls WAY short of its predecessor “Romancing The Stone”. The film begins with promise but quickly descends into predictable and sometimes totally improbable nonsense. There is a palpable feeling of everything being forced. The finale is so bizarre and unbelievable that it completely destroys ANY credibility the film might have achieved up to that point. Very disappointing.

A classic cast from a bygone era. At times may feel a bit contrived but nevertheless interesting and engrossing characters.

One of worst movies I have ever seen, period. Two hours of nonsensical ramblings create a weak attempt at suspense which fill out a plot that is both ridiculous and socially motivated at the same time. It’s appropriate that a large portion of the film recreates a stereotypical 1950s era because this story could easily have been a bad 50s B movie entitled “Pyscho Husbands From The Twilight Zone”.