976-Evil II

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Kylo R Mar 30, 2018 A series of killings on a university campus are linked to the dean. Patrick O'Bryan from the first movie comes o the campus and joins up with a student to fight the evil phone service that is giving the dean his power. This is miles away from a good movie, but it's somehow not as dreadful as it could be. Jim Wynorski directed it in that nether region between his early half decent films ("Chopping Mall", "Not of This Earth") and the sea of garbage he churned out from the late 90's on. It has a few problems. If you were going to bring an actor back from the first film, bottomless charisma void O'Bryan would not be my first choice. The idea of the evil phone line is just not incorporated very well at all. Basically, the phone rings at people, they answer, a recorded message starts and they hang up. Scary stuff, huh? So why isn't it total garbage? A few sparks of creativity show up amongst the dreck ... like a character getting sucked into a world that literally blends the end of "It's a Wonderful Life" and "Night of the Living Dead". Brigitte Nielsen shows up to collect a pay cheque. See more

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