Backdraft 2 is a 2019 American action drama film written by Gregory Widen, directed by Gonzalo López-Gallego; starring Joe Anderson, Alisha Bailey, the late Donald Sutherland, and William Baldwin. It is a direct-to-video sequel to the 1991 film.
When a fire investigator examines a fatal fire, he and his partner soon realise that this case is something out of the ordinary. The Chicago Fire Department must now track an arms dealer who uses deadly fires as a distraction.
Victims[]
- Dylan's Girlfriend - Burned to death by Dylan off-screen, body shown.
- Eric - Died of blunt force trauma when a door smashed into him after triggering Albert Smith and Jack Williams' backdraft trap.
- Four Unnamed Male Trick-or-Treaters - Killed in the explosion when Eric accidentally triggered Albert Smith and Jack Williams' backdraft trap.
- 18 Unnamed Firefighters - Killed in the line of duty off-screen, portraits seen on a memorial wall. (There's actually 23, but it's minus five because of the three mentioned in the first film, Stephen McCaffrey, and John Adcox)
- Tommy Yang's Unborn Son - Died in a miscarriage prior to the film, mentioned.
- Rodger "Rod" Hunter - Burned to death in a car fire started by Albert Smith and Jack Williams.
- Jan Hunter - Burned to death in a car fire started by Albert Smith and Jack Williams.
- Jack Williams - Burned to death in his own fire.
- A.C. Brian McCaffrey - Killed in an explosion after triggering Albert Smith's booby trap.
- Wicek - Burned to death in a fire prior to the film, mentioned.
- Unnamed Male Driver - Shot in the head by Maggie Rening.
- Albert "Tall Albert" Smith - Incinerated in an explosion after triggering a trap set by Sean McCaffrey.
Deaths[]
- Total - 32
- 18 Victims of Unknown Gender
- 12 Male
- 6 Adults
- 5 Children
- 1 Fetus
- 2 Women
Kill Counts[]
- Albert "Tall Albert" Smith - 8 (Deceased)
- Jack Williams - 7 (Deceased)
- Sean McCaffrey - 1 (Alive)
- Maggie Rening - 1 (Alive)
- Dylan - 1 (Imprisoned)
Trivia[]
- The film kind of implies that Donald Rimgale died, though it's never outright said, so it won't be counted.
- The wall of portraits depicting deceased firefighters is full of men and women, but it's too hard to get an accurate amount since the portraits are too far away to determine the genders.