Directed by: Jim Kaufman Written by: Kevin S. Tenney Starring: Gregory Calpakis .... Nick Stephanie Baulder .... Holly Amelia Kinkade .... Angela Larry Day .... Larry Tara Sloane .... Lois Patricia Rodriguez .... Abbie Christian Tessier .... Orson Joel Gordon .... Reggie Release Date: Direct-to-video: 1996 (Canada); May, 1997 (UK); October 7, 1997 (USA) Rating:

A group of kids are off to a Halloween party but on their way they pick up two girls who's car broke down on a corner and then they arrive at a corner store.
At the store one of the troublemaking kids named Larry (Larry Day) tries to buy a six pack of beer and then a gun shooting occurs causing that kid to be shot.
They leave the store and they all try to find a place to hide.
One of the kids suggest the Hull House as the place is apparently deserted but one of the girls heard about all the terrible stories of that place.
When they arrive there the Hull House looks like a house like any normal house with a resident living there.
That resident is of course Angela (Amelia Kinkade) who makes out at first that she is an innocent resident but then she kills them off one by one and turning them into her people which are of course demons like her until there are only two left which they struggle to break free from the Hull House as much as they can.

It was as if part 2 never happened and very much like a remake of the first one but still is based after the first two.
Of course Kevin S. Tenney returned to write the third installment of the Night of the Demons trilogy.
No where as exciting as the first two but still enjoyable to watch.
The effects are still good and I loved the ending when the Hull House lit up and Angela cackles saying "Happy Halloween".

The cast are Canadians but of course this was shot in Quebec, Canada. The actors all do a fine job.
Plus we have two actors from the children's comedy TV series You Can't Do that On Television which I used to enjoy watching when I was very young on the YTV Canadian channel.
Amelia of course went up to Quebec too to play Angela for the third time and does a good job pretending to play an innocent resident of the Hull House and still has what it takes to play Angela.
Larry Day played a believable punk in the film and one of the best actors too.
Gregory Calpakis was also good as a boy next door type of person who can be tough when he needs to be.

Two girls played by former YCDTOTV actress Stephanie Baulder (Shocker folks) and Tara Sloane gets undressed to get ready for a Halloween party and even have a butt shot too as well as exposing ther breasts.
Sloane exposes her breasts after she is posessed making out with a juvenile delinquent.
Two juvenile delinquents are making out and his girlfriend is topless for a long time played by Patricia Rodriguez.

Lots of bloody gunshots.
A police officers head is cut open exposing his brain.
A punks eye is shot out.
Angela melts to her skeletal body when the sun rises..

Jim Kaufman does a two thumbs up job on his actors and his location shots.
He made sure that supporting actors Larry Day and Patricia Rodriguez played off well as two nasty teenage couples wanting nothing but trouble and fun.
Also it looked great when Day was being brutal towards Christian Tessier's character while driving the van to make him apologise for insulting him.
We see lots of action at a corner store with Day's aggressive reactions towards small actor Ian McDonald as a Quicky Mart store clerk especially during the hold up at the store.
Joel Gordon shows terrific reactions to being in pain after being shot.
Amelia Kinkade did well with a scene by sucking onto a gun and spitting out bullets as if she were doing a blow job to someone.
There's a nice violent reaction between Patricia Rodriguez who showed great nasty aggressions against Tara Sloane in a barn and Tara showed a nice cat like posession towards her.
I enjoyed Kaufman's direction when the posessed kids surround the two survivors played by Gregory Calpakis and Stephanie Baulder as it has a total living dead feel to it.

Dennis Michael Tenney recompsed the music like he did in the first one and still has the touch to it. Raymond C. Fabi also composed the music.

We also have songtracks by artists like 6 Was 9, The Outskirts, Indiannation, Beautiful People as well as a track by Amelia Kinkade and James W. Quinn called "Demon Boogie"

Lois: What's the matter??? Cat got your tongue???

U.S.A.	VHS
Canada	VHS
U.K.	DVD