Paranormal Activity 2 2010 Watch Full Movie in HD

David Bierend

Brian Boland

Molly Ephraim

22 May 1986, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Katie Featherston

20 October 1982, Texas, USA

Seth Ginsberg

8 December 1990, Westlake Village, California, USA

Sprague Grayden

21 July 1980, Manchester, Massachusetts, USA

27 September 1968, New York City, New York, USA

Christopher Landon

27 February 1975, Los Angeles, California, USA

Michael R. Perry

15 April 1963, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Surveillance Camera Expert

Played by: David Bierend

Daniel Rey

Played by: Brian Boland

Ali Rey

Played by: Molly Ephraim

Katie

Played by: Katie Featherston

Brad

Played by: Seth Ginsberg

Kristi Rey

Played by: Sprague Grayden

Hunter Rey

Played by: William Juan Prieto

Micah

Played by: Micah Sloat

Martine

Played by: Vivis Colombetti

Georgia Straight

It's the scariest movie in years.

February 15, 2013

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indieWire

...reaffirms familiar scare tactics...taps into a certain kind of eeriness implicit in the threat to suburban domesticity, which was precisely what made "Poltergeist" so frightening back in the day.

November 03, 2010

TheHorrorShow

Earns some really nice chills, especially once we hit the big finale.

August 26, 2015

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Chicago Tribune

Demons of mediocrity, be gone! Here we have a shrewd sequel a touch better than the original.

October 25, 2010

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We Got This Covered

Paranormal Activity 2 is surprisingly boring, not scary and lazily made. This is hands down one of the worst horror movies that I've ever seen.

November 09, 2013

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Philadelphia Weekly

This demon is more like a lousy roommate, turning the lights on, leaving the cabinets open and making loud noises in the kitchen while everybody's trying to sleep.

April 28, 2015

Digital Spy

While the meagre rationing of shocks is undoubtedly frustrating for the bulk of the movie, this allows the final act plenty of room to crank the fear factor up to 11.

July 14, 2011

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Examiner.com

To put it simply, if you've seen the first film, then you've seen this film. There's nothing new offered here, so there's not much of a point in bothering with it.

September 22, 2012

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Salon.com

It's simultaneously a lot more expensive and a lot cheaper.

October 25, 2010

Chicago Reader

Like Oren Peli, who created the first film, director Tod Williams keeps the dialogue So-Cal dumb and colorless, which must be part of the scare plan but makes both these movies hard to sit through.

January 04, 2011

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Time Out

Less scary than a toaster.

October 27, 2010

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Slate

Even knowing what's likely to come -- the doors opening on their own, the skeptical characters scoffing at metaphysical explanations, the unheeded warnings from paranormally gifted guests -- doesn't make it any less nailbiting to watch.

October 25, 2010

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