I really liked it desu, obviously wasn't going to live up to the original and you're a fucking idiot if you think it ever could of. The jump scares certainly got obnoxious and insulting but it was really fun. The scene where darknet666 and his girl found the group after being separated was genuinely chilling with him saying things like "it's a trick", "it's been five days", "when's the last time you saw us?" and "it's starting again". Think it was a missed opportunity though, could've played with the time loop stuff a lot more with the amount of times other characters got separated. Could've had them walking in future / past parts of the movie and interfering with other points of the timeline. darknet666 asking something like "has Peter died yet?" would've been a lot more effective too.
The movie frustrates me. It could've been GOAT, it had a great atmosphere, a few fantastic scares but it felt like it was trying too hard to appeal to dumb shit modern audiences who want nothing but jump scares. Adam Wingward had the set-up for a really intricate horror film but blew it because he wanted to make a more generic, safer horror film. Still enjoyed it, just left thinking of what could have been, just left wanting more desu, I hope Lionsgate make sequels that are more daring but the box office results aren't looking good.