The film begins with the previous one's credit, but however it is not a continuation of that. It rather build up from the first one into something none would have expected. While the first sequence followed a mad but genius scientist trying to create history, this one has a crazy, disturbed weird man trying to emulate his 'idol'. The movie can be considered as a metaphor for various things in society, be it obsession, abuse. Although the events of the film seem impractical, it nonetheless scares you. The lead actor Laurence R. Harvey has pulled off a stunning performance and deserves a lot of credit. He has almost no dialogues but his physical presence and gestures are amazing.
The director said he'd make the first sequence seem childish in front of this, and he has succeeded amazingly.
The director said he'd make the first sequence seem childish in front of this, and he has succeeded amazingly.