I anticipated that the story would move on to a different person early on, but it circled back to the initial film's central figure. When I learned about plans for another installment, my thought was that the storyline would involve Lori attempting and being unsuccessful in eliminating Tree through a funny situation. Despite this, it proved to be an enjoyable continuation of the story.

It wasn’t as strong as the initial _Happy Death Day_, yet I still found enjoyment in it. However, there are definitely issues present. It's obvious that repetition is an issue, considering what the movie involves, but it goes beyond simply repeating elements from the first film; instead, everything altered felt like a decline in quality. The plot developments and additional details in _2U_ weren’t necessary for my un…

Jessica Rothe returns for the follow-up to Blumhouse's unexpectedly successful 2017 film. This time, Tree Gelbman (Rothe) finds that repeatedly dying was simpler than the dangers she now faces. Jason Blum is back as producer, and Christopher Landon directs and writes this next chapter. I previously wrote a review of *Happy Death Day*, and I agree with descriptions of it—it was one of last year’s surprises, and I h…