Details
- Language
- English
- Studio
- Tea Shop Productions
- Series
- Fall
- TMDb Rating
- 6.8 (38 votes)
- Directed by
- Michael Spierig, Peter Spierig
- Written by
- Jonathan Frank, Scott Mann
- Theme
- survival
Rating · Quality score from voters
TMDb
6.8/10
IMDb
5.7/10
Rotten Tomatoes
55%
Metacritic
53/100
Popularity · Search interest now
Popular
68.6
Based on TMDb activity
Starring
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Fall 2: Deadpoint is a thriller from Tea Shop Productions and the second entry in the Fall Collection franchise. The film releases on September 2, 2026.
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Key features
- ·Thriller genre
- ·Part of the Fall Collection franchise
- ·Set on Thailand's Mount Kwan
- ·Produced by Tea Shop Productions
- ·Theatrical release September 2, 2026
FAQ
When and where does Fall 2: Deadpoint release?
Fall 2: Deadpoint releases on September 2, 2026. Specific theatrical or streaming distribution details have not yet been announced.
Where can I watch Fall 2: Deadpoint online?
No streaming platform has been confirmed for Fall 2: Deadpoint at this time. Distribution details are expected to be announced closer to the September 2, 2026 release date.
Who produced Fall 2: Deadpoint?
Fall 2: Deadpoint is produced by Tea Shop Productions. Director and broader crew information has not yet been confirmed in available data.
Is Fall 2: Deadpoint a sequel or part of a franchise?
Yes, Fall 2: Deadpoint is the second entry in the Fall Collection franchise. The series centres on survival narratives set at extreme heights.
What genre is Fall 2: Deadpoint?
Fall 2: Deadpoint is a thriller. The film focuses on two climbers trapped at dangerous altitude on Thailand's Mount Kwan, with survival against physical exposure and extreme height as its central tension.
About this release
The sequel to a film that made audiences grip their armrests arrives on September 2, 2026, when *Fall 2: Deadpoint* opens in theaters. Produced by Tea Shop Productions, Capstone Pictures, and Flawless Production, the English-language thriller returns to the vertical world of extreme climbing — this time relocating from the American industrial rust of its predecessor to the dramatic landscape of Thailand's Mount Kwan, where two climbers find themselves stranded thousands of feet above the ground with no obvious path back to safety.
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