After violently disposing of plane crash survivors in 2000's clever original, the Grim Reaper sets his scythe on tidying up loose ends -- like coed Kimberly (A.J. Cook), who foresees a bloody highway pileup and blocks an on-ramp with her SUV. The death-defiers must then elude inventive executions like a flying fence. Heavy-handed (''Highway to Hell'' plays on the radio) and with corpse-stiff dialogue, the gratuitously gory frightfest shocks mostly because it still manages to scare.
EXTRAS Pop-up screens -- linking to digital secrets and more -- make the film's superfluous talking parts less tedious, and the commentary reveals a scene deemed too gross to make the final cut.
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