#DontBreathe2 (2021)

It's been a while since I saw the first one, which was a decent home invasion flick where the robbers get more than they bargained for when their blind target turns out to be a badass fully capable of destroying them all. Of course, he's no hero in that situation, because he was somewhat of an indirect rapist holding people captive and throwing himself a pity party over the loss of his family. An overall decent flick.

A few years later, they released a sequel, since the blind old man was still very much alive at the end. Here, we get a different story with him having a surrogate daughter that he rescued from a bad situation when she was really young. Despite the 5 year difference in the films, this one is set 8 years after the first one, and lo and behold, more shady folk are about to intrude upon the blind man's homestead with devious intent.

The movie starts as another home invasion plot, then turns into a kidnap and rescue mission. Without spoiling too much of the plot, it's safe to say that they turn the villainous blind man into a heroic figure. Normally, you'd root against him, but since the people he's targeting are such assholes, you'll find some glee in their downfall. It's violent and entertaining enough, and Stephen Lang kicks some ass.

Don't expect a part 3, but never say never.