... because they cast a cute skinny Asian girl in a lead role, haha.

Otherwise, a pretty compelling film with greater production value and overall quality than the first film shot entirely in and outside of one house location. The ending is a bit anti-climactic but heartwarming nonetheless.

Casting seems overtly deliberate in meaning to represent "diversity," so that's intensely annoying. Since I didn't pay to see either film, I donated to the filmmakers and I'd suggest anyone seeing it do the same.