Butchers Book Two: Raghorn

A rural horror sequel, Butchers Book Two: Raghorn picks up after the violent events around a backcountry clan known for treating strangers like meat. This installment follows a group who thought they were hunters but end up as prey when a roadside accident strands them with an even more brutal set of cannibals. As tension tightens, alliances shift, secrets surface, and survival becomes a raw, ugly bargain. Characters like Clyde, Crusher, Josh, Sarah, and Ash scratch for advantage and breath in a landscape where old rules don't apply and every choice risks turning someone into raw material.

Released in 2024, the film was created by Adrian Langley and Kolin Casagrande, and it continues the independent horror world established in Book One, pushing the franchise further into extreme, rural territory.

Butchers Book Two had a limited release, aimed at genre festivals and select theaters, and it did not register major box office figures or a wide commercial rollout.

Viewer responses have been mixed to negative, reflected in a 4.75/10 average from a small pool of votes. Critics and fans who responded focused on the movie's emphasis on gore, bleak tone, and tight cast interactions, while others felt the pacing and character development could have been stronger.

Though it's not a mainstream hit, the film has gotten attention among niche horror circles for its unflinching approach to violence and its continuation of the franchise's grim aesthetic. Conversations online often center on the practical horror elements and how the sequel expands the backcountry mythology established in the first entry.