Efficiently building upon what instantly made its predecessor work by properly utilizing its original notion once again and further expanding on the lore by sharply connecting the set, Final Destination 2 is an adequate sequel that performs well in what it's earnestly striving to do, although naturally, not all the way enough to discreetly make this entry entirely notable now that it has been done twice.
This second installment offers up little in developed characters just like its predecessor for another time around, however, the main trio of the cast (Cook, Landes, & a returning Larter) in this one were no doubt relatively admirable in their individual roles.
The film likewise incorporates much more carnage than ever before once the villainous entity "Death" finds out about the survivors of the would-be highway pile-up, by seamlessly blending practical and CG effects to their fullest here, with death scenes that are remarkably inspired and extensively gore-drenched all the way through.