Buried Alive II

Synopsis

Buried Alive II is a 1997 thriller starring Ally Sheedy, which serves as a sequel to the original Buried Alive film. The story follows a woman who, after surviving a previous harrowing experience of being buried alive, finds herself entangled in yet another dangerous and suspenseful situation. Through twists and turns, she must outsmart those who intend to harm her and survive against all odds. The film blends intense drama with suspenseful moments, focusing on themes of survival, betrayal, and resilience, while showcasing Ally Sheedy's compelling performance in the lead role.

Cast

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  Ally Sheedy

  Laura Riskin

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  Stephen Caffrey

  Randy Riskin

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  Tracey Needham

  Roxanne

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  Tim Matheson

  Clint Goodman

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  Brian Libby

  Embalmer

• Shawnette Baity

  Gospel Singer

Reviews

Buried Alive II has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.3/10, reflecting a diverse range of opinions. Some viewers appreciated the suspenseful elements and Ally Sheedy's strong performance, noting that "Sheedy carries the film with a believable portrayal of fear and determination." However, others criticized the sequel for lacking originality, with some reviews pointing out that "the storyline feels predictable and the pacing uneven," which detracts from the overall tension. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official critic score for this film, indicating limited mainstream critical coverage, but user reviews generally note it as an entertaining, if not particularly groundbreaking, thriller. The film’s production quality and direction received moderate praise, though some found the script and character development wanting. Overall, Buried Alive II appeals mostly to fans of suspenseful TV thrillers and those who enjoyed the first installment, but it may not satisfy viewers seeking a high-caliber cinematic experience.

See also

Forrest Gump

Joker

Avengers: Endgame

Ex Machina