Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Ketrivie It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

Bergorks If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

Phillipa Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

hotkewi This movie is really dark. But really love the dark parts.Really hate the first part, 1/3 in the movie, it is directed so wrong. Did not know who to hate or to love or who is dead!!. The first third spoils the whole movie. Want to express more about it! A great movie that deserves more credit.Zoe Bell saves it though. As always.Would not write this review if unless so frustrated about that a part of this movie was so bad and the rest is good.I usually don't write comments but the directing of of the first 1/3 was bad. And there was a suddenly corridor to run out of in the last scene?

jimreilly43 Sometime you wonder where the money comes from to make this kind of movie. Do they think they are making an investment. What trash. Hard to imagine the once beautiful but now not so much, Sherilynn Fenn stooping to this level of film. No plot other than 50 women fighting to the death against each other one by one to save loved ones supposedly in danger from this same evil group forcing them under captivity. You can't make it up. Your only hope is that one of them escapes this loonesy and has revenge which is what Zoe Bell accomplishes but not without her own damnation. Merely OK for women fighting women buffs. The rest of the cast is forgettable. Bell has become somewhat of a heroine in these movies and she does deliver but remember their is no redeeming social value in any of her films.

neilg-tech Probably the worst film I have ever seen. I've never felt compelled to write a review of any film before but this was so bad I just had to.Exploitative misogynistic junk. Paper thin plot, horrible dialogue and a complete waste of time. It's only redeeming feature was that the actors did a reasonable job with the very little they had to work with. I love violent films but this was ridiculous. Seeing anyone but especially women beat each other to death with their bear hands or repeatedly getting kicked in the face is not my idea of entertainment.I only managed to get to the end in the vain hope of seeing the heroine get payback on those people who were causing their suffering. This did happen for the main culprits but still didn't feel like enough. I felt disappointed and depressed by the whole experience. If you like these kinds of film there are much better examples out there like the SAW series.Can't quite believe some people gave this a 10 out of 10 and would recommend to other people. I suggest these people widen their viewing tastes or seek professional help.

Paul DesRoches Technically, the film was made very well; that is, the acting of the female combatants, the host and hostess, the lead guard, but the overwhelming carnage is difficult to witness, and I nearly quit watching more than once, but I felt that ultimately there must be a balance to the plot line, so I held out for it. I wasn't completely disappointed in the end, but was disappointed nevertheless.This is a tragic film, with excessive violence and graphic human destruction of other humans, specifically woman vs. woman. All of the women are quite fetching, which adds to the subtlety of the lure for the viewer. The sadists and sadomasochists among us will love it, but the majority of the rest of us will find it quite difficult, even painful, to witness in its entirety. If and when you do complete that feat, it will likely fail to provide the kind of satisfaction that a memorable film will accomplish. If an "x" rating could ever be applied to a non sexual themed film, this one would certainly qualify for that rating.I will try not to spoil this for anyone, but I felt that I must check the spoiler box because I felt that my critique must include at least some mention about the ending, which essentially made this a completely and utterly tragic film. I suppose the final scene completes the consistent theme of complete domination and control by a demented group of sadistic entrepreneurs over a selected group of mostly normal, alluring kick-boxing women--- but the depths of degradation and dehumanization achieved in this film has truly set a new benchmark for this macabre genre. To gather a group of employees together to support such an enterprise as the film suggests seems reminiscent of the mechanism supporting the dark historic reality of the third Reich of Nazi Germany, compacted into a much smaller sphere of tragedy and despair, with the added element of hostage threatening and the ultimate degradation that a profitable commercial enterprise underpinned the entire premise of the story. Is this the nadir of tragedy??