Hatchet 2 unrated why

Hatchet II , the sequel to the popular throwback slasher film Hatchet , is making horror movie history. According to Dark Sky Films, Hatchet II will be distributed on the big screen in the top 20 markets across the country. The announcement marks the widest release of an unrated genre film in over 25 years. Why does it matter that Hatchet II is unrated? Because, according to director Adam Green, the movie brings gore to a whole new level, and slasher fans won't have to miss a single bloody detail.

Gorehounds won't know what hit them! Can't play on this device. Check system requirements. Available on HoloLens. Mobile device. Xbox Cast and crew. Adam Green Director. Danielle Harris Marybeth. Nevertheless an R-Rated Version for the consumer has been released as well. As often that R-Rated has been produced exclusively for a chain of video stores who insisted on a version with an MPAA rating.

This concern the chain Redbox. These machines look like a red box which is the origin of the company's name. The red boxes can be found at crowded spots like McDonald's or parking spots. Adam Green himself remains dissatisfied with the R-Rated Version. After people see the unrated one, they should really take the time to rent the "R" rated one and see the differences I'm talking about. It doesn't chop him in half. Chad getting hit in the face thirty times with the hatchet, now he gets hit three times.

They're changing the tone of the movie. They're changing everything about it. So, it's not a simple, "Shit, I wanted this shot in there and now I'm going to fight for it. It's appalling that they would be so hard on it.

In a different interview, he shows understanding to the Publisher Dark Sky, who supported him from the very beginning. He's well aware that Dark Sky wanted that version to avoid possible profit setback.