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It's
been 5 years since Terry's friend
opened the gates of hell in his
backyard. The house hasn't been
touched and very abandoned ever
since.
Terry (Louis Tripp) is still
studying sorcery and is now in
highschool.
Him and a couple of bullies named
John (James Villemare) and Moe
(Simon Reynolds) accidentally
opens up the other side with the
sorcery again and lets loose a
minion.
The minion is kept in a cage in
Terry's house and some people are
granted wishes only to turn
deadly.
John and Moe break into Terry's
home while Terry's alcoholic
father is in a hospital from a
plane accident and steals the
minion but it escapes and Terry
must find a way to stop it with
the help of John's ex-girlfriend
Liz (Pamela Adlon) as John
himself is slowly turning into a
minion himself after being
attacked by it.
It's very boring in
the beginning of the film and
nowhere near as exciting like the
first one.
The flick was taken in a total
different direction by using only
one character from the first film
which is okay.
Towards a quarter way through the
film does get better and seems a
bit exciting.
The acting is in
good shape as it's nice to see Louis
Tripp returning as Terry.
Simon Reynolds and James
Villemaire perform well as
typical school bullies in the
film with their sick attitude and
violent behaviors.
A teens flesh is
beginning to rot.
Tibor
Takács is back with his
work ion this sequel like he did
with the first film.
He still does a well job with his
cast members and shows great
effects with the camera shooting
the minion as well as the battle
with the kids becoming minions
themselves towards close to the
end of the film.
George
Blondheim takes the hands at
composing this time and makes the
film sound very effective
especiually during the opening
credits for the film.
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