Night of the Demons 2
1994, Holiday/Horror, 1h 36m
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A Halloween party turns deadly for a group of teenagers when a blood-thirsty demon appears as the hellish hostess.
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Rating: R
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Genre: Holiday, Horror
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Original Language: English
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Director: Brian Trenchard-Smith
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Producer: Walter Josten, Jeff Geoffray
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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It took six years to get a Night of the Demons sequel off the ground, which means that the primary antagonist doesn't hold up suuuper well to scrutiny as an immortal-undead possession-case. But Night of the Demons 2 is like... 99% as much fun as the first movie, which is a pretty good CV given the record of these sorts of sequels.
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Sequel to Night of the Demons is a fun and entertaining picture that has all the good elements of the first, but lacks slightly in originality. The film still has all the gore and ghouls that you'd expect, but you realize that it could have been better. Personally I feel that Kevin S. Tenney, director of the first should have directed this and this sequel could have benefited from his personal touch. Despite this, the film is amusing, and relies on the gore to compensate for the lack of original ideas on-screen. The film has all the usual horror clichés and you end not caring when the characters get knocked off due to the fact most of them are idiots and shallow and have no depth. For what it is, this is a worthwhile follow-up to the first one even if it's not perfect; it still should be seen by fans of the original. This is better than most sequels and despite all its clichés; it delivers everything you'd expect from a horror film. The plot is interesting, but lacks in some areas, and like I said, it's also its biggest flaw, as it tends to recycle a few ideas from the first. Does are mild complaints, and I found this one to be a well crafted film that if you enjoyed the first film, then you're sure to love this. The film boasts some impressive special effects and it is the film's high point along with the gore. The Night of the Demons films, are in my opinion strictly gore flicks, and the most certainly deliver in that department. A good sequel that overcomes its imperfections due to its gore. Near the ends it gets slightly silly, but it's all in good fun. If you love gore, don't pass up on this.
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Pretty much the same plot being used again with more plot holes and with different teenagers. And this time round Angela was actually awesome. The actors and actresses were so much better looking this time, what a joy. A lot of the cliches were used in the film, like way to stereotypical, which made the film somewhat less exciting. I like the changes in genre this time, a black comedy is so much better than mindless gorefest. (Although the first film was creative and somewhat genre defying.)
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almost forgot to review this but at this point I don't remember enough other than its wasn't as cool as the original or the remake of the original D
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