The Rope Curse 2 (2020)
A Taiwanese folk horror sequel where a reckless summoning unleashes a deadly spirit, forcing a traumatized exorcist back into battle.
The Rope Curse 2 - Movie Information
- Original Title: 粽邪2：馗降
- Release Year: 2020
- Directed by: Liao Shih-Han
- Type: Movie
- Genres: Horror
- Runtime: 1h 44m
- Original Language: Chinese
- Spoken Languages: Mandarin
- Release Date (Theatrical): September 2, 2020 (Taiwan - 輔12級)
- Alternative Titles: Η Κατάρα του Σχοινιού 2 (GR)
- Production Companies: WOWING Entertainment Group
- Production Countries: Taiwan
The Rope Curse 2 - Plot
Jia-min, who was born sensitive to the paranormal, tries to summon "Yi-A-Gu" with two streamers. Huo-ge helps Jia-min subdue the spirit when the situation goes out of hand. Huo-ge possesses supernatural powers but lost his will to exorcise demons during a battle with the Thai Demon five years ago. As the wave of suicides continues, the village is thrown into chaos. Another battle is about to begin.
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The Rope Curse 2 - Cast & Crew
Director(s)
- Liao Shih-Han
Main Cast
- Hsu An-Chih
- Vera Chen
- Lee Kang-Sheng
- Chen Bo-zheng
- Yen Cheng-kuo
- Jason Tsou
- Hsia Yu-chiao
- Lei Hung
- Fox Lee
Writers
- Tzu-Ming Ma
Producers
- Jeff Tsou
The Rope Curse 2 - FAQs
What is The Rope Curse 2 about?
The Rope Curse 2 follows Jia-min, a young woman with a sensitivity to the paranormal, who accidentally summons a dangerous spirit called Yi-A-Gu. As suicides ripple through the village, a reluctant exorcist named Huo-ge — haunted by a past battle with a Thai Demon — is drawn back into the fight against supernatural evil.
Who is Yi-A-Gu and why is she dangerous?
Yi-A-Gu is a malevolent spirit rooted in Taiwanese folk belief, associated with the souls of women who died by suicide. In the film, her summoning triggers a deadly wave of suicides across the village, making her one of the most feared supernatural forces in the story — and nearly impossible to control once unleashed.
What happened to Huo-ge five years before the film?
Five years before the events of the film, Huo-ge fought a powerful Thai Demon that left him deeply traumatized and stripped of his will to perform exorcisms. Despite retaining his supernatural abilities, he withdrew from the world of spirit-fighting — until the chaos unleashed by Jia-min forces him to confront his past.
Is The Rope Curse 2 connected to the first film?
Yes, The Rope Curse 2 is a direct sequel to the 2018 Taiwanese horror film The Rope Curse, also directed by Liao Shih-Han. While it builds on the mythology and folk horror traditions established in the original, it introduces new characters and a fresh central conflict, making it accessible even to viewers unfamiliar with the first film.
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Who are the main actors in The Rope Curse 2?
The film stars Hsu An-Chih as the paranormal-sensitive Jia-min, Vera Chen as Yu-lan, and acclaimed arthouse actor Lee Kang-Sheng as the reluctant exorcist Huo-ge. The supporting cast includes Chen Bo-zheng, Yen Cheng-kuo, Jason Tsou, Hsia Yu-chiao, Lei Hung, and Fox Lee.
Is The Rope Curse 2 based on Taiwanese folklore?
Yes, the film draws heavily from Taiwanese folk religion and superstition. The spirit Yi-A-Gu and the rituals depicted — including the use of streamers in summoning ceremonies — are rooted in traditional Taiwanese beliefs about vengeful female spirits and the dangers of improper spiritual practices during festivals like the Ghost Month.
What similar horror films would fans of this movie enjoy?
If you enjoyed The Rope Curse 2, you might also like Dead Talents Society (2024), The Bridge Curse: Ritual (2023), and Nekrotronic (2018) for their blend of supernatural horror and Asian folk mythology. Human Lanterns (1982) is also worth exploring for fans of classic Asian horror with dark, ritualistic themes.
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