#Next rest stop drivers
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an intense sex scene which could have gone further but goes pretty far as it is. it's not scary, it's just getting played out and boring. The torture meme has taken over horror and I have been sick of it for some time now. If you're going to use torture, use it sparingly. Having one character be turned on another? Excruciatingly painful incidents that do little or nothing in punishing sin, as near as I can tell. I understand torture was used in the first film on the bus, but it seems like it was increased for this flick.
#Next rest stop driver
It's true that new details about the driver emerged, and there was some added mythology, but not really enough to make this film seem progressive. Was I supposed to care about her? The other big concern was that while the creators had said they wanted to expand the mythology of the first film, almost every scene was covering the same territory all over again. The girlfriend (Jessie Ward) was good as far as being the "sexy chick", but beyond that had little to offer. Both Tom Hilts (Richard Tillman) and his friend Jared (Graham Norris) weren't overly likable, and they came across as awkward. I'll start with the defects and then go back to the merits. While some of it was pretty good, other aspects came across as lacking.
#Next rest stop plus
Will they meet the same fate? I really enjoyed "Rest Stop" and seeing that the same people - most of the original cast (Jaime Alexander is noticeably absent), plus John Shiban and Shawn Papazian - had returned, I figured this one couldn't be too bad. encountering the religious family, the driver. Although the police were unable to do anything, these three quickly stumble on the same path from a year before. One year after the disappearance of Jesse and Nicole, Jesse's brother Tom (a corporal in the Army, fresh on leave from Iraq) and two friends are on the trail.
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