Wild Things 2 (2003)

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Dirty deeds among the rich, poor, and generally unscrupulous have come back into style in this direct-to-video sequel to the hit Wild Things. Niles Dunlap, a wealthy but less than honest businessman, dies unexpectedly in a light plane accident, and his teenaged step-daughter, Brittney Havers (Susan… More Dirty deeds among the rich, poor, and generally unscrupulous have come back into style in this direct-to-video sequel to the hit Wild Things. Niles Dunlap, a wealthy but less than honest businessman, dies unexpectedly in a light plane accident, and his teenaged step-daughter, Brittney Havers (Susan Ward), figures she's a shoo-in to inherit his fortune; however, Brittney discovers that Niles's will stipulates that his 40-million-dollar estate is to go to a charitable foundation unless a "blood heir" can be produced. Enter Maya King (Leila Arcieri), a schoolmate of Brittney's, who claims that she's Dunlap's illegitimate daughter -- according to Maya, her mother worked as a maid for the Dunlap family, and Maya was born after her mother was seduced by Niles. Meanwhile, Terence Bridge (Isaiah Washington) is an insurance investigator whose job is to hang in the balance. His employers would just as soon not pay off the two-million-dollar life insurance policy Dunlap had taken out, and Bridge is hoping to prove that the plane wreck was no accident. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 35 min.
Directed By: Jack Perez
Written By: Ross Helford, Randy Hurst
Genres: Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

In Theaters: Jan 1, 2004 Wide
On DVD: Apr 20, 2004
Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

Ellen Twadell, Common Sense Media
Dreary sequel full of sex and violence.
Walter Chaw, Film Freak Central
Its title all the warning any kind of reasonably actualized human being would need to avoid it.

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Dean !

So they almost did a carbon copy plot of the first, so it becomes very predictable and the twists are no surprise at all. Then do it with a smaller budget, lesser known actors and make it no way near as sexy as the first. If you liked the first one a lot this is a cheap imitation.… More
So they almost did a carbon copy plot of the first, so it becomes very predictable and the twists are no surprise at all. Then do it with a smaller budget, lesser known actors and make it no way near as sexy as the first. If you liked the first one a lot this is a cheap imitation. It's not a bad thriller, but if you have seen the first there are no surprises to be had. Otherwise it's ok viewing if you like thrillers.
Coxxie M

good for one thing
Byron B

A rehash of the first wild things. A supposedly good girl and bad girl team up to scam some adults. Isaiah Washington is a patsy insurance man. The writers seem to have delusions that their plot is as twisty as the original. The double crosses, reveals during the end credits and the… More
A rehash of the first wild things. A supposedly good girl and bad girl team up to scam some adults. Isaiah Washington is a patsy insurance man. The writers seem to have delusions that their plot is as twisty as the original. The double crosses, reveals during the end credits and the young actors do not make this one titillating.
Steven V

This movie was acceptable, not as good as the first one, but it kept me amused until it got predictable!
Remi L

You know how sequels tend to live up to their predecessors? No? Okay