Watchers II

1990

Watchers II

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Movie Info

In this sequel to Watchers, an extremely intelligent dog attempts to warn his human buddy, Paul Ferguson (Marc Singer), that a deadly monster is on the loose. When the monster comes after the duo, they must find a way to stop it.

Rating:

R (adult situations/language, nudity, violence)
Genre:

Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

Thierry Notz
Written By:

Henry Dominic
Runtime:

101 minutes
Studio:

Live Home Video

Cast

Marc Singer
as Paul Ferguson

Tracy Scoggins
as Barbara White

Jonathan Farwell
as Steve Malceno

Jonathan Farewell

Irene Miracle
as Sarah Ferguson

Thomas W. Poster
as Outsider

Tom Poster
as Outsider

Donald Pugsley
as Smith

Joseph Hardin
as Wesson

Don Pugsley
as Smith

Kip Addota
as Motel Clerk

Dhiru Shah
as Convenience Store Clerk

Mary Woronov
as Dr. Glatman

Kurt Braunreiter
as MP #1

Merritt Yohnka
as MP #2

Daryl Haney
as Panhandler

Harriet Price
as Bag Lady

Diana James
as Bell

Kevin Reidy

John Lafayette
as Watson

Tom Hinkley
as Lab Assistant

Frank Roman

Jeffrey Allen Arbaugh
as Lead Protestor #1

James Smith

Deidre Conrad
as Female Protestor

Stan Yale

Stirling Bradley
as Lead Protestor #2

Christopher Thornton
as Boy at Motel

Keisha
as Woman at Motel

Mary Ingersoll
as Anchorwoman

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Critic Reviews for Watchers II

All Critics (3) | Rotten (3)

It's a painly chintzy and woodenly delivered affair, but if you happen to be a fan of the novel, Part 2 is the Watchers flick you'd probably dig the "most".

May 17, 2004 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…

Scott Weinberg
eFilmCritic.com
A joyless exercise.

Oct 31, 2003 | Rating: 0/4 | Full Review…

Walter Chaw
Film Freak Central

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Audience Reviews for Watchers II

Apr 25, 2007

Bad acting. Bad dialogue. Bad special effects. Bad overall script, but a good idea on paper. Where is the tension? Is this supposed to be a horror movie? Not to entertaining.

Ken D Super Reviewer