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All Night Long 2: Atrocity

1 rating: 3.0

1995 film directed by Katsuya Matsumura

The film went straight-to-video in Japan due to the film's content. Second film of the All Night Long series.

Tags: Movies, Drama Movies, Horror, Horror Movies, Sequel, Japanese Movies, see all

Genre: Horror, Drama

Release Date: February 10, 1995

MPAA Rating: Unrated

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A kid searches the web for friends whilst fending himself from a gang of bullies.

Oct 10, 2009

by Captain_Couth

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All Night Long 2 is the second film of the dark and depraved All Night Long series. If you thought the first film was nasty and it couldn't get any sicker, well it has. This time around the movie was shot on video giving it an even more feel of gritty realism and it's feels like you're watching a snuff film (if those things really existed). Gutter level horror film making at it's best (or worse depending on your tastes).

A young Japanese student is having a hard time making friends and he's harassed and bullied by a local gang. He finds someone on the Internet but he finds out that the person is not what he seems to be. The poor kid is tormented by the gang leader who turns out to be a homicidal nut case and slowly drives him up the wall. Can the kid protect himself, his psyche and fend of the gang of sadistic sickos or will he fall into the same hole of depravity that they have seemed to embrace wholly?

Why are these films made? Who knows but if shocking the hell out of the viewers and being as twisted and insane as you want your are trying to achieve then the filmmakers have succeeded on all levels. Part three is a film that is so insane that I had a hard time finishing it.

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