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词条 Boogeyman 2
释义

  1. Plot

  2. Cast

  3. Production

     Development and filming  Casting  Effects 

  4. Release

     Box office  Home media 

  5. Reception

  6. Sequel

  7. References

  8. External links

{{about|the 2007 horror film|the unrelated 1983 film|Boogeyman II}}{{featured article}}{{Use mdy dates|date=May 2017}}{{Infobox film
| name = Boogeyman 2
| image = Boogeyman2.jpg
| alt = Poster feature the film's lead, a young blonde woman, lying on a bed and facing the camera with the Boogeyman being under her bed.
| caption = DVD cover
| director = Jeff Betancourt
| producer = {{plainlist|
  • Steve Hein
  • Gary Bryman

}}
| writer = Brian Sieve
| starring = {{plainlist|
  • Danielle Savre
  • Matt Cohen
  • David Gallagher
  • Mae Whitman
  • Renee O'Connor
  • Tobin Bell

}}
| music = Joseph LoDuca
| cinematography = Nelson Cragg
| editing = Jeff Betancourt
| studio = Ghost House Pictures
| distributor = Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
| released = {{Film date|2007|10|20|Screamfest Horror Film Festival|2008|01|08|United States|2008|06|05|Russia}}
| runtime = 89 minutes[1]
| country = United States
| language = English
| budget = $4.5 million[2]
| gross = $4.3 million[3][4]
}}

Boogeyman 2 is a 2007 American supernatural horror film edited and directed by Jeff Betancourt and the sequel to the 2005 film Boogeyman. The film was written by Brian Sieve and stars Danielle Savre, Matt Cohen, Tobin Bell and Renee O'Connor. Savre portrays Laura Porter, a woman who witnessed her parents' murder alongside her brother as a child. She believes the killer to be the Boogeyman, and now as an adult seeks group therapy to overcome her phobia of the creature. However, her fears become reality as her fellow patients are murdered one by one.

Due to the previous film's financial success, Boogeyman 2 was announced in October 2006. Production of the film began in the same month with the hiring of Betancourt as director and Sieve attached as writer. Casting began in December of the same year with the hiring of O'Connor; Savre got the lead role in January 2007. Filming took place in Los Angeles at the former hospital, Linda Vista Community Hospital, over a four-month period, beginning in January 2007 and concluding in April. Unlike the original film, which featured the Boogeyman as a supernatural being, Betancourt strove to present a more grounded and realistic version of the mythical creature. Additionally, emphasis was placed on the writing and atmosphere to compensate for the film's small $4.5 million budget.

After screening at the Screamfest Horror Film Festival on October 20, 2007, Boogeyman 2 was released direct-to-video in the United States on January 8, 2008; it was later released theatrically in Russia and Italy. It received mixed reviews from critics, although many of them considered it to be a general improvement over its predecessor. Attention was especially given to the human-like nature of the Boogeyman in the film, which reviewers felt was preferable to monsters in other contemporary creature features, including the previous film. Despite a mediocre commercial performance, recouping slightly less than its budget, the film received a sequel, Boogeyman 3, the following year.

Plot

As young children Laura Porter and her brother Henry witness their parents' brutal murder by a hooded man, whom they believe to be the Boogeyman. As an adult, Henry has attended group therapy, improving such that he is instead currently looking for work. Laura joins this group as he leaves, meeting the other members: nyctophobic Mark, germaphobic Paul, masochistic Alison, agoraphobic and commitment-averse Darren, and Nicky, a bulimic girl who fears extreme weight gain.

Upon her joining, however, the members of the group are targeted and murdered one by one. All of their deaths relate to their fears: Mark falls down an elevator shaft, trying to escape from the darkness when the lights go out, and is torn in half. Paul accidentally consumes a cockroach while eating a bag of chips; he is given cleaning solution by a masked figure, and upon drinking it, burns a hole in his throat. Laura begins to suspect these deaths are not accidental. The hospital loses power, leaving Laura, Alison, Darren, Nicky, Dr. Jessica Ryan, and the receptionist Gloria in the dark. Gloria goes to the basement to turn the lights back on, but once the patients return to their rooms, Alison is tied to her bed by the Boogeyman. He places maggots on her arms, which burrow into her skin via her self-inflicted incisions, and she kills herself attempting to cut them out.

Dr. Ryan goes to the basement to check on Gloria, but is electrocuted by the Boogeyman while standing in a puddle of water. Laura finds a file on her brother and those of other patients with bogyphobia (phobia of the Boogeyman). She learns that all bogyphobia patients - including Tim Jensen, the protagonist of the first film - have committed suicide after being treated by Dr. Mitchell Allen. Darren and Nicky have sex in the locker room as Laura finds Alison; she alerts them to Alison's corpse, but they find upon returning that the blood and maggots have been cleaned up, leading them to believe that Laura is hallucinating. Darren and Nicky go to his room, where they argue about the viability of their relationship. Darren forces Nicky out of his room, and is then attacked by the Boogeyman, who disembowels him and removes his heart.

Laura finds Nicky on a basement table with hoses attached to her, pumping bile into her body until she explodes. The Boogeyman chases Laura through the hospital; along the way she finds Gloria's body and Dr. Ryan, barely alive and mumbling in a trance-like state. She also runs into Dr. Allen, who believes Laura committed the killings. He tries to sedate her, but is stopped by the Boogeyman, who stabs him and shoves two needles into his eyes. The Boogeyman is revealed to be Henry; Dr. Allen had locked him in a closet in an attempt to treat him of his bogyphobia, and the Boogeyman possessed Henry at that time. The chase ends when Laura decapitates the Boogeyman with gardening shears. The police arrive and discover that under the Boogeyman mask was Dr. Ryan; after killing Dr. Allen but prior to chasing Laura, Henry put the mask on the doctor and escaped. Laura realizes that Henry is running free and is framed for the murders and arrested.

In a post-credits scene, the Boogeyman looks at a picture of Laura and Henry as adults before disappearing.

Cast

{{Div col}}
  • Danielle Savre as Laura Porter
  • Matt Cohen as Henry Porter
  • Tobin Bell as Dr. Mitchell Allen
  • Renee O'Connor as Dr. Jessica Ryan
  • Chrissy Griffith as Nicky
  • Michael Graziadei as Darren
  • Mae Whitman as Alison
  • Johnny Simmons as Paul
  • David Gallagher as Mark
  • Lesli Margherita as Gloria
  • Tom Lenk as Perry
  • Sammi Hanratty as Young Laura Porter
  • Jarrod Bailey as Young Henry Porter
  • Lucas Fleischer as Mr. Porter
  • Suzanne Jamieson as Mrs. Porter
  • Christopher John Fields as Detective
{{div col end}}

Production

Development and filming

Boogeyman 2 was first announced in October 2006 due to the financial success of its predecessor with Jeff Betancourt, film editor of The Exorcism of Emily Rose, When a Stranger Calls and The Grudge 2, making his directorial debut and Brian Sieve attached as writer.[4] The film was slated to start development in January 2007 in Los Angeles, California.[5] It was produced by Ghost House Pictures, a film production company created by Sam Raimi and Robert Tapert which specializes in creating horror films.[6] Betancourt stated that he wanted to avoid usage of CGI as well as present a new take on the Boogeyman rather than rehashing the storyline of the first film; this led to a more grounded version of the creature in the film. As a result, and due to the film's low budget, he focused especially on the atmosphere and writing.[8] Storyboards were used extensively to plan out the film and minimize wasted effort and resources by make-up artists on unused prosthetics; the limited budget meant that most effects could only be filmed once.[7] The former hospital Linda Vista Community Hospital served as the primary filming location for the mental institution.[8]

Casting

The first actor to be cast was Renee O'Connor as Dr. Jessica Ryan in December 2006;[9] she filmed her first scenes in February 2007.[10] O'Connor had visited her personal friend and Boogeyman{{'}}s producer Rob Tapert on the New Zealand set, where she had had a discussion with him about "the differences of having a supernatural demon versus a real person that can come in and be a threat."[13] She concluded the former was scarier. On getting cast in the film and her approach to the character, she stated:

I had a contract with Rob Tapert and I just emailed him and said that I really wanted to play this character. I think she would be interesting because it touches back on some of the things I've played as an actress, and that was it. [...] It was so tight in the dialogue, you just have to play with the relationships and find other things going on with the characters to make it seem like there's more depth to what's going on, that there's more of a history between them.[11]

In mid-January, Danielle Savre was cast as the film's lead Laura Porter.[12] On Savre, Betancourt stated that "[she] has been incredible so far and has been a real trooper. We've [...] had her running up and down these halls screaming, throwing blood on her, throwing vomit on her, throwing guts on her and she's held up so far."[13] Tobin Bell was cast as Dr. Mitchell Allen in February[14] and Matt Cohen as Laura's brother Henry in March.[15] Bell modeled his portrayal after Dick Cheney.[7]

Effects

The special effects were handled by Quantum Creation FX, who were involved with the project throughout the entire duration of filming. Ten artisans and technicians were involved in creating severed heads, puppets, prosthetic makeup, and gore gags.[16] The killer's mask was designed by Jerad S. Marantz,[17] and the Boogeyman itself was based on Betancourt's own childhood fears, with "skeletal things and bird corpses" as inspiration for its skin texture.[18]

Release

Boogeyman 2 was screened in a sold-out showing on October 20, 2007 at the Screamfest Horror Film Festival in Grauman's Chinese Theatre.[19] During the same month, it was announced that the film would be released on DVD in January 8, 2008.[24][20] Outside the United States, the film was released theatrically in both Russia, where it stayed in theaters for two weeks,[21] and Italy.[22][23]

Box office

Boogeyman 2 made at least $2,484,219 from its domestic video sales[3] and a further $1,798,418 from its international releases, bringing the total gross to $4,282,637.[24]

Home media

The DVD, which was released as "Unrated Director's Cut" and lacks an MPAA rating, includes two different commentaries. The first one features director Betancourt and writer Sieve while the second features actors Bell and Savre along with producers Hein and Bryman. Additionally, the DVD includes a documentary called "Bringing Fear to Life: Makeup Effects from Storyboards to Screen," which shows some of the film's development using storyboards.[25] The film has also been digitally released on Google Play,[26] Amazon Video[27] and Hulu.[28]

Reception

The film was criticized for having an unoriginal story and unlikable characters. Brandon Ciampaglia of IGN described it as "yet another stupid horror film" and gave it a score of 4/10.[29] Ryan Turek of ComingSoon.net criticized the story, characters, and lack of suspense, but found the film more entertaining than the original, with better acting than it deserved. He added that despite the movie's low budget, "[Betancourt] has hashed together a fine-looking film that’s technically competent."[30] Tristan Sinns of Dread Central awarded it two out of five stars, criticizing it for not featuring the mythological Boogeyman and having unsympathetic characters but praising the death scenes as "rather creative."[31]

Positive reviews praised the film for presenting a more realistic approach to the Boogeyman and eschewing CGI, both of which were considered improvements over its predecessor. Its death scenes were highly praised for being extremely violent and gory. Many reviewers also recognized that the film exceeded their expectations despite its direct-to-video status and low budget. Shawn Lealos of CHUD.com gave the film a score of 6.8 out of ten, stating that it was "a very solid little horror flick that forgoes the ridiculous CGI and hokum supernatural aspects of the first movie, as well as the restraints of PG-13."[32] In a similar review, Matthew Stern of PopMatters praised the film in comparison to its predecessor, giving it eight stars out of ten, with a consensus reading: "A film that bucks the stigma of direct-to-DVD sequels, this unyieldingly dark and bloody feature will surprise you, especially if you were unfortunate enough to catch the first one."[33] David Nusair of Reel Film Reviews also praised Boogeyman 2 over the first film, particularly for its "satisfying kill sequences" and an entertaining supporting cast. While he criticized the middle half as "uneventful," he felt that the film "recovers nicely for a surprisingly enthralling third act" and gave it 2.5/4 stars.[34]

Sequel

{{Main article|Boogeyman 3}}

A sequel, titled Boogeyman 3, premiered at the Screamfest Horror Film Festival on October 18, 2008[35] and was released direct-to-video in January 20, 2009.[36] Brian Sieve came back as writer, but the film features new cast members and characters, taking place on a college campus and starring Erin Cahill. As with the first movie, the Boogeyman is portrayed as a supernatural entity.[37]

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