Eric Stoltz, Daphne Zuniga, Lee Richardson
After Seth Brundle was "debugged", his son, Martin Brundle, born of the human fly, is adopted by his father's place of employment (Bartok Inc.) while the employees simply wait for his mutant chromosom...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 4, 2005
Stats: 518 reviews
Not as good as the first but it?s a decent story and it almost matches the first films sweeter moments as well as having a good dose of gore. As sequels go, this is pretty good!
Not as good as the excellent first but still fun and gorey. Stolz is good as the eerie and odd son of Brundle and the action n gore is topps. The story is silly and its alittle the same really but its just 80's fun and much better than most modern day efforts. The fly at the end ...( read more)
The offspring of deceased scientist Seth Brundle is growing up at an accelerated rate, and after reaching the human age of five but looking much older, starts the inevitable metamorphosis into an upright walking fly creature that seeks revenge on the two-faced, rotten scientists ...( read more)
I like it just as much as the first one but the original is just clearly the better movie
Hey...it was a "double feature"!
More silly, gross-out fun.
Basically they just changed the charaters and the location and improved (slightly) on the special effects.
Other then that, it was practically the same film as "The Fly".
While it's not in the same league as the first, it's an extremely entertaining movie. Eric Stoltz was great and made the film seem a little bit more polished. The effects looked great and the story was fairly well done and was pretty logical. While I didn't like the recast of Gee...( read more)
not as good as the first one was butcherd by the b.b.f.c. when released at cinema
The first movie all over again with a different setting and characters. Did they do that on purpose or was it totally accidental? Anyway, the effects were good but that was about it.
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