Desperate for a fresh start, Holly finds a new apartment and a seemingly perfect roommate in ( Allison Lange ). However, Tess is far from the "sweet and shy" friend she appears to be. As Tess begins to mirror Holly’s appearance and manipulate her social circle, the friendship spirals into a deadly obsession. Key Production Details Director: Keith Samples Genre: Psychological Thriller / Mystery Rating: R (for violence, sexuality, and language) Release Date: Released direct-to-video in October 2005 Critical Reception: Is It Worth the Watch?

The film was largely , who often described it more as a low-budget remake than a proper sequel. Common critiques from reviewers on sites like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes include:

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Many felt it followed the 1992 formula too closely without adding new psychological depth.

Thirteen years after the original cult classic hit theaters, the 2005 direct-to-video sequel attempted to recapture the chilling tension of an obsessive roommate. While it didn't reach the cinematic heights of its predecessor, it remains a notable entry in the mid-2000s wave of home-video sequels. The Plot: A New Roommate from Hell

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