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- Fall 2: Deadpoint immediately finds a nastier playground than its predecessor. The Devil's Elbow is all exposed rock, collapsing footholds, and sheer drops that leave the characters looking absurdly small against the mountain, while the camera frequently pulls back just far enough to make the next few feet of climbing feel like an impossible distance. You can almost feel the weight shifting beneath their hands. Luce and Jax sell that physical exhaustion well, throwing themselves into the mud, cold, and increasingly punishing terrain. For a while, the sequel seems to understand exactly what made the first film work and simply turns the dial higher. Then the script gets in its own way. Just as the survival tension reaches its strongest stretch, an unnecessary subplot barges into the movie and starts dictating character behavior that never feels earned. The problem isn't that the film introduces an ugly or uncomfortable idea; it's that the idea feels bolted onto a survival thriller that was functioning perfectly well without it. The characters become forced by a screenplay that hasn't been properly built, and the final stretch loses the raw simplicity that made the mountain so effective in the first place. Deadpoint finds a more terrifying setting, then fumbles the advantage with a narrative detour that didn't have to be there.
- I was super excited for this movie because I really loved the first one, but this one fell flat for me (see what I did there?). I need to word this without giving away any spoilers…. Right out the gate, I didn’t like how they tied the two movies together; it just seemed extremely far fetched. I think the movie would have worked much better if it had just been random/different people that had zero ties to any character from the first film. This led to having too many newly created flashbacks that just seemed out of place and distracted from what made the first movie great and from making the sequel good. I feel like the movie never reached a climax like the first one did and the ‘reveal’ was very meh. I know they’re making a third and the end clearly confirms that, I just hope it’s done better than this installment.
- A somehow very boring and predictable sequel to the gr at first movie. The story is so thin that it makes the movie difficult to watch and the acting leaves a lot to wish for. The movie has some vertigo-scenes worth watching, though , but I recommend scrolling fast forward for seeing them, because the rest of the movie is like getting a tooth removed without sedation. Not worth the time.
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Fall 2: Deadpoint was released on September 2, 2026.
Fall 2: Deadpoint was directed by Peter Spierig, Michael Spierig.
Fall 2: Deadpoint has a runtime of 1h 37m.
Fall 2: Deadpoint was produced by Mark Lane, James Harris, Christian Mercuri, Scott Mann, David Haring.
Grieving her sister Shiloh's death, Jax Hunter bonds with Shiloh's bold friend Luce. Together they tackle dangerous Mount Kwan in Thailand. When a rockslide traps them on a narrow plank 4,000 feet up, Jax must face her fears to survive.
The key characters in Fall 2: Deadpoint are Jax Hunter (Harriet Slater), Billie (Arsema Thomas), Jon Platt (Tom Brittney).
Fall 2: Deadpoint is rated PG-13.
Fall 2: Deadpoint is an Adventure, Drama, Thriller film.
Fall 2: Deadpoint has an audience rating of 6.3 out of 10.
Fall 2: Deadpoint had a budget of $3M.
Fall 2: Deadpoint has made $9.3M at the box office.




















