All WWE Horror Movies Ranked Worst To... Less Bad

Critics usually regard the Soska Twins' See No Evil 2 as a much better film than its predecessor, and they aren't without merit. Production-wise, there's no competition.

The cast is also marginally more likable than the original's. Starring scream queen Danielle Harris, along with Katharine Isabelle in a delightfully unhinged performance, the film hooks you in for what seems from the outset like a fun adventure.

Everything falls apart almost immediately from there. The characters are likable, but interchangeable. That should be fine since the main draw is Kane as serial killer Jacob Goodnight, but he feels like a completely different character with entirely too much dialogue for Kane's acting prowess to handle.

One of the better choices made was setting the film in a morgue (Kane does hate Undertakers after all). Unfortunately, the film does so little with the potential offered by this setting that it could've just as easily been set anywhere else.

We're even shown a wide array of deadly-looking morgue equipment, setting up the possibility for some uniquely macabre killings, only for Kane to rely on the same one or two weapons throughout.

All the morgue setting really provides the film is an excuse to watch Katharine Isabelle dry-hump a corpse. It's the best scene in the movie, and that alone says pretty much everything.