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Obey or Die: ‘Simon Says 2’ Hits Digital Platforms

Kelli Marchman McNeely August 19, 2026
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High-octane suspense and sadistic psychological games have officially returned with the nationwide digital release of Simon Says 2. Starting today, horror enthusiasts can stream the highly anticipated survival-thriller sequel across major digital platforms.

Distributed by Insurgence, the unrated, TV-MA feature raises the stakes of its predecessor with a far deadlier set of rules, deeper psychological twists, and unrelenting tension where the core directive remains brutally simple: obey or die.

Trapped in a Twisted Game of Life and Death

Building on the cult success of the original film, Simon Says 2 follows a team of paranormal investigators who unexpectedly become players in a twisted game of life and death. Trapped in a high-stakes maze controlled by a ruthless mastermind, the investigators are forced to execute an increasingly sadistic set of commands. Any act of hesitation leads to visceral, violent consequences. As the line between hunter and hunted blurs, the narrative delivers a frantic race against the clock packed with shocking turns, bloody betrayals, and edge-of-your-seat horror.

The Creative Crew and Ensemble Cast Behind the Board

Directed by Steven M. Smith (Borley Rectory Trilogy), the film was co-written by Smith alongside Christopher Jolley (Spider Island). Smith also produces the project alongside veteran genre producer Louisa Warren (Cinderella’s Curse).

The sequel features returning franchise cast members David Virgo, Eleanor McMahon, and Reece Alexander-Putinas, with Reece Alexander-Putinas as the menacing Simon. Rounding out the ensemble of new targets are Nicola Ditter, Primrose Bigwood, Bethany Williamson, Hans Hernke, and Nathan Livingstone.

Out Now

There’s no shortage of places to watch Simon Says 2. Horror fans can find it on major digital platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, Fawesome, Apple TV, Bloodstream, and Fandango. Or watch it for free on Tubi. However, we highly recommend watching the original first. It’s also available on Amazon Prime and Tubi.

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