Directed by: Brian Trenchard-Smith Written by: Joe Augustyn Story by: James Penzi Starring: Merle Kennedy .... Mouse Cristi Harris .... Bibi Ladd York .... Kurt Bobby Jacoby .... Perry Amelia Kinkaide .... Angela Jennifer Rhoades .... Sister Gloria Christine Taylor .... Terri Zoe Trilling .... Shirley Finnerty Johnny Moran .... Johnny Mark Neely .... Albert Rick Peters .... Rick Rod McCary .... Father Bob Johnny Moran .... Johnny Darin Heames .... Z-boy Release Date: Direct-to-video: August 31, 1994 Rating:

It's years later since Angela (Amelia Kinkade) had her Halloween party at the Hull House and was possessed by it. She has not been heard of since but only rumours that she still lives there.

Her younger sister Mouse (Merle Kennedy) attends a Catholic school and is being tormented by her nightmares about her sister coming to get her.
She is picked on by her classmates constantly because of her freaky sister.

Well, one night a troublemaking teen named Shirley Finnerty (Zoe Trilling) decides to invite her classmates including Mouse to a party only to set them up at partying in the Hull House which scares Mouse.
When they arrive there this awakens Angela.
One of the girls there finds some old lipstick from there which was used by one of Angela's friends from the last party there.
The lipstick is possessed and one of them brings it back to their school but Angela has control over the lipstick so she decides to crash the Catholic school Halloween party by killing many people and posessing their bodies.

One of the students named Perry (Bobby Jacoby) had warned them beforehand about Angela's presence at the school.
So Perry and an ultra strict Nun named Sister Gloria (Jennifer Rhoades) is in full combat to try and put a stop to Angela's evil deeds using holy water and crucifixes.
But is it too late to save Mouse from the clutches of Angela too?.

This sequel was taken in a different direction but still based after the original.
There are more scenes than just mainly in the Hull House.
You could also tell that the flick was made on a bit of a bigger budget although it never went to theatre's like the original did but many producers intent for horror films to go just to video and DVD since it does better that way.
An enjoyable flick almost as good as the original.

The cast was way more solid than in the first one with less cheesy dialogue too but of course the actors in this one have a bit more experience than the cast in the first one.
Amelia Kinkade returns to her role as Angela the posessed demonic killer. Her hair style is less gothic looking however. She still does a great job in it nonetheless especially with her dancing since the fact that Kinkade is a professional dancer.
Scream queen Linnea Quigley was promised to reprise her role as Suzanne but that never happened as my guess is they wanted a whole new cast of posessed killers which makes sense as Angela was the original host of the Halloween party.
We also have a good supporting role by Christine Taylor before she became a name and there were similar dialogue scenes like she did in her role as Marcia in the Brady Bunch Movie.
I also loved Zoe Trilling's role as the nasty school girl who hosts the party briefly at the Hull House and she becomes one of Angela's first victims to raise hell at the Catholic school.
My favourite actress in the film however is Jennifer Rhoades who plays the strict Sister Glortia that everyone hates but in the end turns out to be a hero.

Two guys use their binocular's to look at the girls getting changed in the other building and many of them are fully nude.
A girl at the Hull House is topless while making out with her boyfriend wearing nothing but panties.
Also the head troublemaking teen played by Zoe Trilling who hosted the party exposes her breasts only to use them as killing devices on her boyfriend as she got possessed by Angela at the Catholic school.

Mouse has her bottom jaw torn off during a dream sequence by Angela.
A guys fingers is burnt to a crisp.
Angela slices another guys head off and blood splurts through his neck then he turns into a demon using his head as a basketball.
Perry's head is bloodied after he is hit in the head with a bat of spikes.
Posessed victims are melted in a pool of flesh.
Angela's body as a serpeant explodes.
This flick was the goriest of them all.

Brian Trenchard-Smith does the best job out of the three films as he makes his cast more beleiveable in what they're doing.
I enjoyed his direction between Mimi Kinkade and Merle Kennedy in which they play siblings with their dialogue together for the first time together in a bedroom at the catholic school which looked at first touching but deadly.
He directed Jennifer Rhoades marvellousy as Sister Gloria as he made sure she was believeably strict but protective and did an awesome job with her during battle's against her posessed students at the Hull House.
He deserves great credit for his work in this one.

Jim Manzie does a fine job with this film but not as good as the original composer.

We also have numerous songtracks by artists like Texas Chainsaw (Good name for a band composing for a horror film), Jones Street, Morbid Angel, Ol '55, Michael Kelly, Tribe Nunzio, The Assassins and DV8. Some of the music was death metal which was not at all my cup of tea.

Angela: It's devil's food cake.

Terri: The day after the Party the county sherrif went in with his deputies. They found the bodies, or rather hat was left of them. Their bodies were chopped, graded, sliced and diced, totally toasted I'm talking ground-round.
Bibi: [disgusted] Terri!
Terri: Their relatives could barely identify them, but they did. Everyone one of them, everyone except Angela!
Shirley Finnerty: Angela?
Bibi: The Girl who threw the Party. They searched the property over and over, high and low but never found her body!
Terri: They say it's because she descended into Hell. Body & Soul and now she's Satan's favourite, sitting on his Lap.
Shirley Finnerty: She's probably sitting on his big Spike right now!

Terri: Sister is it a sin to kiss a boy? I mean if you really really like him!
Sister Gloria: A kiss is a sin, when it is an upper persuasion for a lower invasion.

Shirley Finnerty: Sister Gloria is Fellatio a mortal sin or a venial sin?
Sister Gloria: Fellatio? I don't think I'm familiar with that term. Could you please explain to the class exactly what that means!
Shirley Finnerty: [remaining silent] ...
Sister Gloria: What's the matter Miss Finnerty? Cat got your tongue?

Bibi: Hey, Mouse is all right she just had a little rough thats all.
Shirley Finnerty: A little rough? Some who hasn't!
Terri: Well, listen to this: About a year ago her parents were sent a weird "Halloween"-Card. It was home-made and really creepy like decorated with dead bugs and dried blood totally disgusting... anyway it was signed by Angela!
Bibi: They really took it hard! Everyone tried to convince them that it was just a really bad joke, but they swore it was her signature.
Terri: That night both comitted suicide!
Shirley Finnerty: [excited] Suicide...
Bibi: That's why she's here. She's an orphan!
Shirley Finnerty: No shit! Just a charity case.

Rick: Smells like Godzilla's butthole...

Shirley Finnerty: [looking into a mirror] Hi there Doll-Face, looking pretty good tonight.

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