It would have actually been good IF ( Spoilers)

Pretty much exactly how I felt.

First one wasn't great but the deaths were cool. This one lacked that severely.

This one had an amazing cast but they had nothing to work with.

I think the problems go deeper than just the repetitiveness of the chase scenes and the lack of creativity in the kills. It's just a generally bad script that lacks any sense of logic and creativity. It says something when the fact that Danielle Harris is the penultimate death rather than the final one is being held up as one of the few good things about the film - it's people saying "Oh, I couldn't predict the exact order that the characters got killed, that's clever."

It doesn't help that a lot of the action seemed to take place down very similar (or possibly the same) featureless corridors, but there needed to be a better way of linking the set-pieces together than just another "running down corridors" scene. The morgue seems to go on forever and Jacob Goodnight seems to be anywhere the script requires him to be and to somehow have blocked off all the exits even though the people running away from him are ahead of him. The inescapable nature of the setting, the way all their mobile phones are left upstairs and no attempt is made to retrieve them, the teleportation and invincibility of Jacob Goodnight, all these are obvious contrivances and serious lapses of logic in the script that prevented me from caring what happened as the story was so obviously artificial and fake.

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