First of all, I must start by saying that I was by no means a fan of the 2008 "Death Bell" (aka "Gosa") movie, so I didn't have much of any expectations for the 2010 sequel "Death Bell 2: Bloody Camp" (aka "Gosa 2"). But still, with it being a South Korean horror movie, and a movie that I hadn't already seen, I would eventually find myself sitting down to watch it.
And while this sequel was only slightly more enjoyable than the predecessor, this was by no means a memorable or particularly enjoyable movie. And it was mostly because of the storyline - or rather, lack thereof. The movie was build on a next-to-nothing storyline, and it was so simplistic that it was bordering on being boring.
Making up, or at least attempting to, for a lack of a proper storyline director Seon-Dong Yu put in enough gore to make you think that it would compensate for the lack of a proper storyline and script. Problem is, that it really didn't do that. While the movie does have a good amount of blood to it, it just felt like that was essentially all the movie offered.
They did, however, have a good enough ensemble of casted actors and actresses, just a shame that they virtually had nothing to work with.
There are far, far better South Korean horror movies readily available, if you enjoy those types of movies. So I can't really recommend that you sit down to watch "Death Bell 2: Bloody Camp". My rating of this 2010 sequel is a generous four out of ten stars.