Well I didn't totally hate the remake, so I'm glad they're doing a sequel, but if they're gonna do a follow up, they'd better do it ten times better than the last one because otherwise no one will see it. You might have been able to get away with interchangeable, unlikable, unrealistic, and materialistic characters back in the old days of the original series, but that type of shit just dosen't cut it anymore, so it's no surprise horror is one of the least successful genres out there. Given the fan response to the remake, Platinum Dunes has a lot of expectations to live up to, and will have to redeem themselves in the eyes of the "F13" fans, as well as everyone else who disliked the last one. That said, I think that if they hire a talented director, and got out of his way, then they will be more than able to exceed everyone's low expectations, but that's up to them. Now I really hate to say this, but they should take a page from Dimension's book (I can't believe I just typed that, but bear with me). Dimension hired Robert Rodriguez and Nimrod Antal to do "Predators", and those two have complete control. Now I realise that whoever PD hires to direct won't be a big name like Rodriguez, but they should still let him have creative control. Let the directors direct, and the line producers stick to producing. When producers try and dip their fingers into the creative aspects of the film too much, we get "The Hitcher". Nuff said.