Pulse 2: Afterlife
Directed by Joel Soisson3.410%4.3
After ghosts invade the human world through the Internet, a father must protect his daughter from the psychotic spirit of his ex-wife.
- jackmeatSeptember 27, 2025My quick rating - 3.4/10. Since I recently watched the first one and got roped into the sequels, I may as well check it out while the story is fresh in my cluttered head. There is a tremendous drop in quality and continuity between these two flix. There is no way to say much about this one without giving spoilers since it relies completely on the world that the first one created. The creepy and dark world created in the first is gone, replaced by some weird "red" glow to the scenes. Apparently, the ghosts cannot travel through this red for some unknown reason. But the worst part about the scenes is the fact that nearly every single background for each scene is a CGI render of everyday, mundane things. So instead of actually standing in a room with a bookshelf, they had to pay the 11-year-olds to computer-generate it. Very awful looking and distracting. The characters all seem to be just muddling around with life, not dealing with an end-of-the-world scenario. The little girl who is trying to be saved was by far the highlight to really was a disappointing foray into what could've been an interesting world they created, even if the first film wasn't stellar.
Pulse 2: Afterlife Trivia
Pulse 2: Afterlife was released on September 30, 2008.
Pulse 2: Afterlife was directed by Joel Soisson.
Pulse 2: Afterlife has a runtime of 88m.
Pulse 2: Afterlife was produced by Michael Leahy.
After ghosts invade the human world through the Internet, a father must protect his daughter from the psychotic spirit of his ex-wife.
The key characters in Pulse 2: Afterlife are Stephen (Jamie Bamber), Michelle (Georgina Rylance), Justine (Karley Scott Collins).
Pulse 2: Afterlife is rated R.
Pulse 2: Afterlife is a Horror, Science Fiction, Drama film.
Pulse 2: Afterlife has an audience rating of 1 out of 10.