If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

first, I would like to apologize because my English is not good, Even if my English is not good however I think I can write this review and some people will understand what I would like to say. for this movie it will not let people understand what is the main point and what is the goal. after 6 year which mean more graphical and technical scenes than the original part however this time appears more and more weak. this kind of movies which have no message. it's just horror for horror, nothing special for the story and nothing hard for Heather to be the one, she own the two battles easily without any kind of fail or even try to fail, she beat her mother Alessa and also she beat Claudia by the Dark easily without any thing interesting. even the Officer who see the blood on the wall and he had to search about Heather he didn't anything. I think it's the worst movie ever I had watched

I can not take credit for this. My co-worker wrote this and it is the BEST: 1. Watch the movie 2. Read this review ASAP after (I swear sitting through this awful movie to read this review is probably worth it)My Silent Hill Redemption synopsis: A blonde girl who needed her roots dyed got a spooky vest for her early birthday present which transported her to an underground carnival that was on fire where she met her boyfriend's mom (saw face), a grumpy mannequin spider with a face in a face in a face, and a metal duck. She gave megatron to a crazy old man who grew big muscles and tried to kill her. Later, her new boyfriend helped her reconnect with her sister by siphoning out her soul with a power hug. The end.

Troubled by strange dreams, a teen and her friend go on the run from a series of strange creatures and visions which prompt her to visit a dreaded town of eternal darkness in hopes of finding an answer for her journey.For the most part this one wasn't all that bad and really had some good parts to it. What really tends to make this one work is the fact that there's an exciting slew of scenes here that not only help with the action but also manages to help the story make more sense coming off the original which is quite surprising. Though the original does good enough with what's presented here, this one really fleshes the story out more by going all-out for the two features by managing to convey the mysterious voices in her head, her strange dreams and constant fleeting visions of shadows stalking her in the first half as being quite important to the film. Not only are they great suspense-builders at generating rather creepy scenes, they also come with a special point that's slowly revealed about her true destiny and how that all ties into the initial escape here which is quite a novel concept here at using scares to sell the story. That also leaves quite a nice balancing act in the second half as the first half tends to run more on the suspense route while the second one comes off more as an action-packed showcase with a large amount of thrilling action scenes all centered in the titular town which is the best part to this. The initial walk-through of the deserted city streets, the attempts at avoiding the patrols in the amusement park and the main sequence of her trying to get out of the underground tunnels filled with strange monsters and deformed mutants down below is really exciting and packs enough action, gory kills and fantastic visuals to make for a stand-out sequence that's wholly enjoyable while still managing to combine the earlier tactics of focusing on the action to tell the story. These are more than enough to hold off the one main flaw with this one, as it's easily the 3D workings throughout here. This is painful to watch in 3D with camera angles purposefully tilted at odd angles simply so claws, blades or tongues from the different creatures can be thrust into the screen in utterly- shoddy CGI that never looks realistic or enjoyable. It's a lame tactic that never works well and always manages to ruin the scene whenever it's featured, which makes those scenes distracting and obvious, hurting what would otherwise be a rather enjoyable entry.Rated R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language and Brief Nudity.

Michael J. Bassett directs and writes this strange sequel also known as SILENT HILL 2. Sometimes things can do well by just being left alone. Sharon Da Silva(Adelaide Clemens) and adoptive father Christopher(Sean Bean) are on the run using aliases of Heather and Harry Mason. Heather believes they are running from the law, while Harry is just trying to protect her from discovering herself. Harry wants to protect his daughter from the Order, a cult of Silent Hill. A town that is haunted itself, just as Heather remains tormented and haunted by unsettling nightmares. She will discover disturbing truths about herself and her own identity as she manages to venture into an alternate dimension where she actually encounters her own mother(Deborah Kara Unger). Absorbing as much as it presents chaos and confusion.Other cast members: Kit Harrington, Carrie-Anne Moss, Martin Donovan, Milton Barnes, Jefferson Brown, Peter Outerbridge and Malcolm McDowell.