Lulu Wilson is a gem to watch she's vicious for her age and very entertaining! To the person that hated the movie I don't think saw Becky (2020) because of course Becky can do all the grotesque things it's similar to the first one she is genius at traps and being quite mature for her age. I love how Sean Willam Scott used to be part of so many comedies like Stifler in the American Pie films and Travis from The Rundown he was awesome in that the range with both Becky's is great even part had Kevin James he's known for so much comedy yet was a neo nazi in Becky 1. This had a lot to do with a crew of wannabe terrorist's that are bold in their views reminds me of The Hunt (2020) that is also about political crazies that do violent things and don't stand a chance, I love movies like that quite a lot.

Had no clue what I was getting into when I signed up to watch this movie. It just looked cool.

Becky is now 16 and has been running from foster home to foster home after the events of the first film, but just when she starts to let someone into her heart again after the tragic originally movie, that person is taken away from her and as a result she goes on a rampage of pure revenge against those people

One of these villains is Sean Williams Scott. Trying to do something vastly different from the Stifler role in American Pie we are use to. He was good, but he was no Kevin James who did it first and was more convincing of known comical actor turned character villain in the first movie. Its just that if you are familiar with Scott and what he's famous for than you'll aways see that. This performance does not change that.

This does not do anything to minimize his villainy in the movie as well as the action in the movie. It's definitely, your usual sequel: they took an original concept that was successful and seem to exploit it for a cash cow yet, you will not be disappointed that they made another Becky movie, and I'm glad they released this one in theatres.

Whatever happened to numbering sequels? Or at least using words that clearly indicate the film in question is a sequel, like "return" or "revenge". It took me until after I purchased a ticket for "The Wrath of Becky" to realize this is actually a sequel to 2020's "Becky". I hadn't seen or even heard about the original before, but luckily there's no harm done. This movie features a brief and hectically edited summary of the events in "Becky" at the beginning, and there isn't much else you need to know.

Becky is unusually feisty for a 16-year-old, and her adventure with murderous Neo-Nazis in the previous film made her even more cynical and emotionally numb. When the one person she cares about gets murdered, and her beloved dog kidnapped, by patriotic extremists (= basically just racist rednecks), she transforms into a merciless killing machine with a cute bonnet.

I watched "The Wrath of Becky" at midnight in a crowded festival theater, and that's exactly how I recommend it to others; - at a festival or with a bunch of friends. It's a horror crowd-pleaser, plain and simple. The whole plot builds up to a handful of gritty and imaginative kills, and that's exactly what you're getting. It's not plausible or tense, it's not particularly intelligent or original, but you won't regret watching it for a second. Lulu Wilson is delightful as the youthful avenging angel, and Seann William Scott is quite convincing in an atypical role.