Years after he fought his way out of prison, Ray Breslin must return to the hell he once escaped from to save his friend from the prison’s brutal human battleground, known as Hades

Most movies have a couple cameras running at the same time in different locations doing different shoots, but at the end of the day, we end up with a film that connects all the separately filmed pieces and make them all feel like one cohesive unit. Not so much in the case of Escape Plan 2: Hades, in which 50 Cent and Stallone are filmed from the comfort of their studio offices and a few unknown actors do their time in front of a relatively not horrible green screen prison. The entire cast shares the same screen for about 10 minutes, and I think Dave Bautista showed up at one point, but was so completely forgettable but I hesitate to even mention him.

This is unfortunately skippable and forgettable.