Return of the Living Dead Part II

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Time Out says

Not even a nuclear explosion, it seems, can prevent a sequel to a tongue-in-cheek zombie pic. A surviving canister of zombiefying fumes rolls off an army truck and is punctured by a pair of teenage meatheads, once again releasing a weird fog that revives the occupants of an adjacent graveyard. The rest is a virtual re-run, with 12-year-old Jesse (Kenworthy), his older sister Lucy (Dietlein), and handsome cable TV-installer Tom (Ashbrook) enjoying such edifying experiences as a bunch of zombies turning a pet shop into a brain emporium. Karen and Mathews, heroes of Part I, are also resurrected for guest appearances as a pair of grave-robbers; fortunately they get theirs early on. Unlike O'Bannon's film, this is merely repetitive and dull, the tedium relieved only by the graphic brain-eating and Philip Bruns' deliciously OTT performance as the mad Doctor Mandel.
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UK release:

1987

Duration:

89 mins

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Rated as: 5/5 (1 rating)
  • Classic tongue in cheek 80s comedy horror grew up watching movies like this. It follows a zombie filled town through the eyes of bullied streetsmart Jesse, a 12 year old schoolboy. This succeeds where Planet Terror failed. A must!!!! This is probably the only review this will get but take my advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Thomas Noctor Thu Sep 17 2009
    Rated as: 5/5
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