The Woman in Black 2 – Angel of Death is a sequel with the same basic premise as the original but all new victims. When a group of orphaned children are forced to move from their home in London, caretakers Eve (Phoebe Fox) and Jean (Helen McCrory) bring everyone to the now-abandoned Eel Marsh House in the British countryside. It seems like a safe place to be, but it isn’t long before the children begin to disappear. As their safe house becomes horrifying, Eve calls on the help of a handsome pilot (Jeremy Irvine) to help figure out what is happening.

How Eve didn’t know from the beginning that something was wrong with the house is hard to understand – it was, even for the British countryside, a dismal, gloomy, and dark house, full of dirt and broken toys and fear.

The sequel comes out three years after the original and is set forty years afterwards, during WWII. Although it follows a new plotline, it is still unnerving and frightening. The set and special effects used are spectacular and will keep viewers jumping.