ABCs of Death 2 (2014)
Genre: Horror Anthology
Country: USA | New Zealand | Canada | Israel | Japan | Nigeria | Directors:
Rodney Ascher … (segment “Q is for Questionnaire”)
Julian Barratt … (segment “B is for Badger”)
Robert Boocheck … (segment “M is for Masticate”)
Alejandro Brugués … (segment “E is for Equilibrium”)
Kristina Buozyte … (segment “K is for Knell”)
Alexandre Bustillo … (segment “X is for Xylophone”)
Larry Fessenden … (segment “N is for Nexus”)
Julian Gilbey … (segment “C is for Capital Punishment”)
Jim Hosking … (segment “G is for Grandad”)
Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen … (segment “L is for Legacy”)
E.L. Katz … (segment “A is for Amateur”)
Aharon Keshales … (segment “F is for Falling”)
Steven Kostanski … (segment “W is for Wish”)
Marvin Kren … (segment “R is for Roulette”)
Juan Martínez Moreno … (segment “S is for Split”)
Erik Matti … (segment “I is for Invincible”)
Wolfgang Matzl … (title sequence)
Julien Maury … (segment “X is for Xylophone”)
Robert Morgan … (segment “D is for Deloused”)
Chris Nash … (segment “Z is for Zygote”)
Vincenzo Natali … (segment “U is for Utopia”)
Hajime Ohata … (segment “O is for Ochlocracy [Mob Rule]”)
Navot Papushado … (segment “F is for Falling”)
Bill Plympton … (segment “H is for Head Games”)
Dennison Ramalho … (segment “J is for Jesus”)
Todd Rohal … (segment “P is for Scary”)
Jerome Sable … (segment “V is for Vacation”)
Bruno Samper … (segment “K is for Knell”)
Jen Soska … (segment “T is for Torture Porn”)
Sylvia Soska … (segment “T is for Torture Porn”)
Sôichi Umezawa … (segment “Y is for Youth”) (as Soichi Umezawa)
Language: English with Japanese, Hebrew, Portuguese, French, Arabic,
Filipino & German Parts | Subtitles: English (Optional, embedded in Mkv file)
Aspect ratio: Widescreen 1.85:1 | Length: 122mn
Bdrip H264 Mkv – 1920×1080 – 23.976fps – 5.47gb
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2926810/
Audio 2: Commentary with Producers Ant Timson & Tim League and the segment Directors
The follow-up to the 2013 anthology of horror, the film is comprised of twenty-six individual chapters, each helmed by a different contemporary genre director assigned a letter of the alphabet. With locations ranging from Nigeria to Brazil, the directors were given free rein to choose a word beginning with their assigned letter and create a story involving death.
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