It's not very good. If you've seen the original, or better yet read the novel, you'll get fuck all from it but for a decent performance from Goose.

>Antagonist exits the story for no other reason than so the film can reach an unearned, recycled emotional climax
The Goose delivers a solid performance, but everybody else is embarrassing. Not necessarily because they're bad actors, rather just that the supporting cast of characters are just terrible pawns with nothing to do except clumsily recycle the exact same thematic storyline as its predecessor with nothing new added in to make it better or different.
Considering the original is still a masterclass visually and with a finer (albeit still flawed) screenplay, I just don't see the reason for this film's existence. I don't feel anything but frustration for its wasted potential when watching it.