Urban Legends 2: The Final Cut (2000): Dir: John Ottman / Cast: Jennifer Morrison, Matthew Davis, Hart Bochner, Anthony Anderson, Eva Mendes: Nauseating pile of dirt that should be buried in a very deep hole. Subtitle "Final Cut" represents slasher clichés on its physical level but it also addresses the idea that the students are making a film that is probably about as stupid as this one. Young filmmakers attend a school where they hope to obtain the Hitchcock award but this junk lacks everything that made Hitchcock's movies so appealing. One wonders if they have actually seen one of his films, or if attaching his name to this tripe would some how add interest? The characters exist for their execution, which is done in gory detail, including a scene where a female is decapitated via window. That is about the height of creative thought in this garbage. Even the production is enough to make a person laugh. Director John Ottman has fun with the clichés but never establishes a story or characters worth our time. Laughable performances by Jennifer Morrison, Matthew Davis, Hart Bochner, Eva Mendes, and Anthony Anderson. This will not likely be a career highlight for any of them. It is just a mindless sequel bent on displaying sickening acts of violence. My suggestion is to watch an Alfred Hitchcock film instead and see where this film went wrong. Score: 2 / 10

Music composer John Ottman and editor for Bryan Singer films, tries his hand at directing and does a reasonable job with this entertaining derivative meta slasher. The slashings and goings on take place at the most prestigious and unrealistic film school imaginable and a fencing masked killer is wiping out one film student after another. The whole film is exceptionally dumb and doesn't really have anything to do with urban legends, with the exception of a tacked on waking up in a bathtub missing a kidney scene, but Jennifer Morrison is cute and does a good job with this material. None of the deaths are memorable, but the film has a cheesy playful side that knows it's B material and Ottman runs with it.

First thing I noticed first from looking this movie up was that it had a 15 million dollar budget. I was shocked that they could spend that amount on this pile of trash. The acting was dreadful the story line was predictable and cliché and the production value and everything just looked bad where did the money go!!! I've seen 1 million dollar budgets go further.I have seen the other urban legends and this one is by far the worst one. Thats not saying much because its not like the others are any better. But if you do find the urge to watch the movie watch the first one and then bloody mary because both of them are much better then this garbage

Urban Legends: Final Cut (2000) I not seen this movie for years, i can't not remember I how felt about it when i first watch it.This movie is not as good as the first one but it no were near as bad as 3rd movie in series, which i really hate.This movie did start of really good and must say first death scenes in the movie was really good and creative as the movie goes on the deaths scene a little tame and boring. So did the rest of the movie felt a bit tame as well, nothing really got me into the movie at all and normal I love guessing who the killer going to be but this movie didn't even bother, i didn't really care who it was or about anyone in this movie.I didn't really like who the killer turned out to be at all but I really enjoyed the very last scene of the movie, which I thought was great way to end this movie.5 out of 10 (only because of the last scene of the movie).