Feng Shui 2

Ten years after the twins first found the bagua mirror, a new condo owner discovers her husband laid out on a stuffed tiger toy. The death bears the hallmarks of the mirror’s cursed luck, tied to the Tiger year. Spirits begin to stir, hinting that the mirror will claim another victim.

The spirits of the mirror's twin daughters reveal a grim history: one daughter shot her sister and father before killing herself. The revelation deepens the sense that the bagua's curse extends to past owners. The living owner becomes more terrified of the artifact's next move.

In a chilling turn, the owner leaps from the terrace to escape the spirits. The fallout reveals she was born in the year of the Monkey, tying her fate to the mirror's zodiac-based hauntings. The escape attempt marks a turning point in her struggle against the artifact.

Lester Añonuevo breaks into a Taoist temple to seize the bagua mirror, seeking to escape fear and greed. The artifact has been kept safely by Hsui Liao on orders from Lotus Feet’s niece, who plans to repatriate it to China. The theft sets off a chain of fate that will echo later.

After Lester returns the artifact, the mirror stubbornly reappears at his house, instantly turning luck in his favor. It enables him to repay debts to a loan shark and spurs a move from the slum to an affluent estate as his absentee father returns. The mirror’s power feels both helpful and dangerous.

The loan shark who stared into the mirror suffers a fatal accident with a hotdog cart, signaling the mirror’s lethal reach. A wallet with a phone and ATM card changes hands, further enabling Lester’s ascent. The sequence confirms that luck and danger are two sides of the same coin.

Ruby, Lester’s alcoholic mother, dies after ingesting rat poison, revealing she was born in the year of the Rat. The loss deepens the family’s suffering and compounds the mirror’s personal toll. This tragedy pushes Lester toward destroying the bagua.

At Ruby’s funeral, a loan shark named Jack breaks into Lester’s house; Robert is stabbed to death while Jack is killed with a fire extinguisher marked Red Rabbit. Both victims are Rabbit-year births, reinforcing the zodiac-based hauntings. Joy, Lily Mendoza, and Hsui Liao return to confront the artifact.

Joy, Lily Mendoza, and Hsui Liao arrive at Lester’s doorstep, where Hsui Liao argues that the Bagua haunts Lester as well and that Lotus Feet’s dying attempt drew a second soul into the mirror. The group resolves to confront the artifact together as the danger grows. The living fear intensifies.

The bagua disappears from Lester’s front yard, triggering a chase across the city. Lily Mendoza locates the mirror but keeps it hidden, hoping to restore her own fortunes. The group bands together to recover the artifact before more victims emerge.

Lily and her housemaid are killed after pulling an electric cable near a dragon fountain, a trap that reveals Lily’s year of the Dragon. The group rushes toward the temple to end Lotus Feet’s curse, though tensions mount as loyalties are tested. The Dragon sighting tightens the countdown to the final confrontation.

Douglas shoots and injures Lester during a confrontation on the way to the temple. At the temple, Hsui Liao is stabbed, and Lester is beaten and stabbed as the Drumbeat of the Pig year sounds. Joy and the group reach the temple and destroy the bagua, discovering that Lester’s ghostly aid had been present. The victory is hollow as Lester dies at the temple door.

In a final chilling twist, Ellen uploads a photo of the bagua and is confronted by a taxi bearing the term Snake Island, implying she was born in the Year of the Snake. The curse claims another victim as Joy mourns and the living reckon with the bagua’s dark legacy.