Escape Room: Tournament of Champions

Two survivors from the first film go in search of the evil company behind the dangerous game in which their friends died, but fall into even more deadly traps. The concept of a deadly escape room is obvious, but the film directed by Adam Robitel brought innovation and entertainment to this idea, as well as really cute characters, not forgotten cannon fodder. The sequel was immediately withdrawn from the rental, with a sense of inevitability, given the obvious potential of the franchise and the obvious incentive inherent in the ending of the first film. But if the predecessor was self-confident and was something more than the sum of the parts, then the absurd title "Claustrophobia 2: League of Survivors" - yes, the character pronounces this name out loud - stumbles and is clumsy. Even the opening scene suggests that trouble awaits you, representing a frenzied retelling of the first film, which is so poorly composed that it further confuses the plot. Soon, however, it's gaining momentum: Zoey's Survivors (Taylor Russell) And Ben (Logan Miller) go to New York in search of the evil Minos company. A few minutes later, they find themselves locked in a subway car along with several other people, who, as it turns out, also came out alive from the organization's game of life and death. Minos hasn't finished with them yet.