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[REC]²

Name: [REC]²
Director: Paco Plaza
Genre: Thriller, Horror
Released: 2009
Rating: 6.6
Cast: Manuela Velasco, Jonathan D. Mellor, Óscar Zafra, Ariel Casas, Alejandro Casaseca

The action continues from [REC], with the medical officer and a SWAT team outfitted with video cameras are sent into the sealed off apartment to control the situation.

2009 · Directed by Paco Plaza · 84 min · Thriller · Horror · 16 frames

Tagline

Fear revisited.

Crew

Screenplay: Manu Díez, Paco Plaza, Jaume Balagueró
Cinematography: Pablo Rosso
Edited by: David Gallart
Produced by: Julio Fernández

Cast

Manuela Velasco as Ángela Vidal
Jonathan D. Mellor as Dr. Owen
Óscar Zafra as Jefe
Ariel Casas as Larra
Alejandro Casaseca as Martos
Pablo Rosso as Rosso
Rafa Parra as Rosso (voice)
Pau Poch as Tito
Andrea Ros as Mire
Àlex Batllori as Ori

Production

Country: Spain
Language: Spanish
Studios: Castelao Productions
Budget: $5,600,000
Box office: $18,469,680
Themes: religion and supernatural, blood sample, sequel, zombie, occult, gas mask, night vision, freezer, found footage, virus

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More by Paco Plaza

Veronica — 2017
The Grandmother — 2022
[REC]³ Genesis — 2012
Sister Death — 2023

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