It's A Sequel To... The Woman In Black (2012) The most recent Woman In Black adaptation, which had Harry Potter in the central role as "spooked man," did surprisingly well at the box office a couple of years back, raking in an impressive $127 million on a budget of just $15. In British filmmaking terms, that's cause for a serious song and dance. Which means that Hammer have been quick to cash in on the popularity of Susan Hill's classic ghost story with a sequel: The Woman In Black: Angel Of Death. According to official sources, the plot is as follows: "Seized by the government and converted into a military mental hospital during World War II, the sudden arrival of disturbed soldiers to Eel Marsh House has awoken its darkest inhabitant." Which is basically another way of saying that mental people are going to report ghostly sightings, only to be told they're mental and are '"seeing things." And they are mental, of course, except not in this case, because there are ghosts for real, but we need an hour of the movie to work that out. Do We Want It? I think the world is relatively indifferent to this one, but sure, why not?