976-Evil II (1991)

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In this straight-to-video sequel to the 1988 horror film, Patrick O'Bryan returns as Spike, again battling the supernatural in a college town. The majority of the plot deals with pretty Robin (Debbie James), a coed who learns that her dean, Prof. Grubeck (Rene Assa), is a rotting ghost who uses… More In this straight-to-video sequel to the 1988 horror film, Patrick O'Bryan returns as Spike, again battling the supernatural in a college town. The majority of the plot deals with pretty Robin (Debbie James), a coed who learns that her dean, Prof. Grubeck (Rene Assa), is a rotting ghost who uses astral projection to kill. One amusing scene has Leslie Ryan watching It's a Wonderful Life on her TV, which then sucks her in and turns into Night of the Living Dead. Directed by exploitation veteran Jim Wynorski, the film is full of obligatory in-jokes and a familiar genre cast including Monique Gabrielle and George "Buck" Flower, but isn't very scary or imaginative. Brigitte Nielsen appears briefly. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 33 min.
Directed By: Jim Wynorski
Genres: Horror

In Theaters: Jun 1, 1991 Wide
On DVD: Apr 22, 1992
Studio: Vestron Video

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Doctor S

Forgettable '80s-style horror flick that is largely unhorrifying and without director Jim Wynorski's usual amusing touches except for a brilliant sequence where a character finds herself in a Night of the Living Dead version of It's A… More
Forgettable '80s-style horror flick that is largely unhorrifying and without director Jim Wynorski's usual amusing touches except for a brilliant sequence where a character finds herself in a Night of the Living Dead version of It's A Wonderful Life! Cameos from Brigitte Nielsen as occult store owner and Monique Gabrielle as lawyer Lawler. Not as clever as Bob Loblaw but they tried.
Steve S

A not so clever sequel.