Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II (1987)
Average Rating: 4/10
Reviews Counted: 8
Fresh: 3 | Rotten: 5
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Release Date: Oct 1, 1987 Wide
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Though not a true sequel to Paul Lynch's derivative slasher-dud Prom Night, this Carrie-flavored horror film begins in 1957 with the fiery death of bitchy prom queen Mary Lou Maloney (Lisa Schrage) courtesy of a backfired stinkbomb stunt pulled by her jealous ex-boyfriend. Thirty years later, her killer has become the school principal (Michael Ironside), and sweet, innocent Vicki (Wendy Lyon) is a contender for the prom-queen title. Mary Lou's vengeful spirit spies the perfect opportunity to
Oct 1, 1987 Wide
Jan 12, 1999
Norstar Releasing
Cast
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Michael Ironside
Bill Nordham -
Wendy Lyon
Vicki Carpenter -
Lisa Schrage
Mary Lou Maloney -
Michael Evans
Matthew Dante -
Vincent Gale
Rejected Boy -
Justin Louis
Craig Nordham -
Richard Monette
Father Cooper -
Gregg Scott
Dancer #2 -
Brock Simpson
Josh -
Judy Mahbey
Virginai Carpenter -
Beth Gondek
Jess Browning -
Terri Hawkes
Kelly Hennenlotter -
Deryck Hazel
Mr. Romero -
Beverly Hendry
Monica Waters -
Jay Smith
Priest -
Wendell Smith
Walt Carpenter -
Kelly Simpson
Boy #1 -
David Robertson
Mr. King -
John Pyper Ferguson
Eddie Wood
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All Critics (10) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (5) | DVD (1)
... stacks up as a nice sleaze fest.
As ineffective as its lackluster predecessor...
better than number one but still bad
Really cheap horror. Schlocky and fun.
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- Mary Lou Maloney: I've got places to go, people to kill!
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If you're looking for something to frighten you - nope, not even for a second. Prom Night II is over-illuminated, garish, and couldn't build up a scare if it was made out of Legos. If it's raw, guffaw-worthy entertainment you're after, though, this right here has it in spades. Wicked perversity, an evil rocking horse, the oldest person to portray a high schooler in a film ever, wildly inappropriate use of jazz standards...it just doesn't stop! There's never a dull moment to be seen, and if you don't mind a movie that completely fails at its original intentions only to produce something uniquely awful and hilarious, this is an absolute must.