I think this film deserves more credit than it gets. I mean, at least the filmmakers tried to make a decent sequel to the film (however, they had source material to go off of, as the first movie was only based on the first half of the book, which probably explains everything). Watch this one and the first one back to back, and you'll see that the filmmakers were at least trying, unlike the third which reeked of direct to video (and explains why it sat on the shelf for years...) Why aren't the first two on DVD yet?
