Another bunch of teen stereotypes (this time from a local catholic school) decides to hold a Halloween party at Hull House, an abandoned funeral parlour on the edge of town (and scene of the events of the first film six years earlier). The group includes the younger sister of Angela, the only one of the kids from the first film whose body was never found (and who urban legend says is now a demon herself). Once the teens arrive they soon start falling prey to the evil that lurks within the crumbling walls...
Although it's not level with the first one, it still has some great moments. The comedy is taken up a notch (but not overdone), and the girls are all INSANELY hot. The guys are (mostly) obnoxious jerks who pretty much deserve what's coming. When the action moves from the funeral parlour to the school it loses some of its hard-won creepy atmosphere; but we're soon back at Hull House for the climactic showdown between the forces of darkness and a bunch of teenage misfits - lead by a ninja nun!
There's a fair bit of female nudity (topless, plus some very brief full-frontal), and the practical effects feature a TON of gore (if any of that offends, obviously this isn't for you). 7/10.
Although it's not level with the first one, it still has some great moments. The comedy is taken up a notch (but not overdone), and the girls are all INSANELY hot. The guys are (mostly) obnoxious jerks who pretty much deserve what's coming. When the action moves from the funeral parlour to the school it loses some of its hard-won creepy atmosphere; but we're soon back at Hull House for the climactic showdown between the forces of darkness and a bunch of teenage misfits - lead by a ninja nun!
There's a fair bit of female nudity (topless, plus some very brief full-frontal), and the practical effects feature a TON of gore (if any of that offends, obviously this isn't for you). 7/10.