4
years have passed since the awful
massacre by Grandma (Barbara O'Connor) as
she killed her nasty Granddaughter Susie
(Susan Hayes) and her paranoid son Jimmy
(James P. O'Connor) whom apparently haunt
the place they were killed which is at
ole Granny's house.
Well
her house is now for a tourist museum
attraction to see where it all happened
while her Grandson Jeff Hayes is filming
a fabricated true story film on her life.
Grandma has been missing for all these
years as newsreporters thinks that a UFO
has taken her away.
On
Halloween, Granny returns uising her
special magic and many weapons including
a chainsaw, lawnmower and an axe to do
away people that trespass on her property
and makes her own recipe and turning them
into Halloween treats for the local trick
or treaters.
One of
the survivors named Gina (Lynna Premo)
whom experienced her boyfriend John (John
Crowley) being killed by Granny tries to
warn people about the woman but finds out
that she has a Granddaughter at her house
named Laura (Laura Poirer) is working for
Granny and trained her since she was a
child to be a killer like her.
A fun little
sequel to Grandma's Secret Recipe
as there's tons of fun touches
in the film with lots more action to it.
Granny has alot more deadly weapons in
this one than just a kitchen knife and an
ice pick and it's cool to have it set as
having Granny as a legend and then
suddenly the people exploring the place
becoming the victims as a legend just
like in something like Friday the
13th.
What's really cool is having a
Granddaughter working for killer Granny.
The acting is
still well done by Barbara O Connor
and we have interesting appearances by
Felissa Rose of Sleepaway
Camp and Daryl Wilcher
from Sleepaway Camp 3: Teenage
Wasteland who do well as news
reporters
It's nice to see James P. O'Connor
back as a ghost who berings alot of
energy into the film like in the first
film but however, the other actors in the
film seem very wooden as they were
probably friends of the filmmaker Jeff.
Oh well.
A guys nuts is cut
off by a chainsaw
A woman is mowed down with a lawnmower
A guy is whacked by an axe in a bathtub
A woman's face is carved.
Of course there's a cut off hand and body
parts for a stew.
This is all caused by good ole Granny.
Jeff Hayes
has great shots of a farmland and the
house to where all the killings took
place as he makes the sequel come to life
like any other sequel for a slasher
flick.
What was also awesome was he shot Felissa
Rose's scenes at the same area where
Return to Sleepaway Camp
was being shot and shopwing little kids
wearing SC shirts.
He shows great camera angles when Barbara
O'Connor was throwing apples at a
victim and then chucking a pitchfork too.
He also shows neat magic effects in the
film as his work in it really sparks up
the film.
There are nice dialogues between O'Connor
and Laura Poirer as grandmother
and granddaughter working as a team and
trying some of her treats too as it
almost looked demented.
Jeff composes once
again for this film adding more creeping
keyboard effects for the flick making you
have goosebumps.
Alot of his music almost sounds similar
to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Grandma: I
have a suckers pass!
Grandma
(Charging with a lawnmower): Mow
the bitch down!!!!
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