If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

NOTD2 succeeds by switching from the style and tone of the original while remixing the winning formula. The original was a great mix of Return of the Living Dead and The Evil Dead while Part 2 follows "Halloween 4" quite closely: the first film's killer hunts their childlike female relative on Halloween night (right down to her wearing a clown costume). Throw in some "Lost Boys" and its not too original or expensive, but its very sincere with its premise. Unlike the first film, 2 is slower and builds the characters more and sets a more realistic tone for all of the hijinks. The climax isn't as scary or clever but it gets fairly crazy and nasty. And the whole thing is directed and acted strongly.Bonus points as "From Dusk Til Dawn" lifted more than a couple story details and images from this movie to make millions of dollars more.

I remember renting this from my local video shop in 1994, and was very excited when this came out, as only recently at the time I saw the first movie, which I loved and still love to this day and when I saw this one I thought that it was fun, okay not quite on the level of the first one but overall I had a fun time watching this.Unlike the first film this one takes a more of a comedy route, which adds campiness and fun, a risky move that doesn't always work (think Sleepaway Camp II), but here it works. In some ways this movie is superior to the original, which took a while for the pacing to pick up. Although the pacing is still somewhat slow for the first half, we're thrown a lot of interesting characters and situations to keep the story fresh. Another aspect that I enjoyed was the ass kicking nun with an overly long ruler, she was brilliant and funny a perfect opponent to Angela who this time round is more of a wise cracking demon but they're chemistry just bounces off each other.Although the budget here is just as low as the first one, we do get some entertaining gore scenes like an awesome decapitation and one of my favourite scenes involving a couple of large breasts and one guy's grabby hands. I was glad that they brought back Amelia Kinade as Angela she just makes this movie work on so many level and her one liners are brill.All in all anyone who loved the first one, will love this one, just stay clear of the third movie and that terrible remake.

Night of the demons 2 7/10 This is the first one I saw in the series. I was surprise that this movie actually grab my attention and entertain me. It has been about five months sense I last view this film. The demons in this film look cooler than the first. Angela is the major bad villain in the film. She is quite enjoyable. Most important note is that this movie was enjoyable enough for me to seek out the prequel, but I was disappointed.Least Favorite parts: BenginngMost favorite Part: Sister and the endingRecommendation: Seeking out cheesy 80's horror check this one out and not worth a purchase. Good movie to watch at a party.

Angela's(Amelia Kinkade) demonic spirit still lives within the dilapidated walls of Hull House waiting for someone to release her. Thanks to Shirl(Zoe Trilling, quite the naughty, sexy raven-headed bad girl)and her thuggish pranksters trick her Catholic school friends into going to a party at Hull House. Bibi(the strawberry-blond bombshell Cristi Harris)makes the mistake of lifting a tube of lipstick which she'll take on her person across the underground stream which forbids the demonic spirit to flee her "spiritual circle". The lipstick opened by Shirl unleashes a snake-like crawler which enters her vagina while also releasing a "spiritual smoke" with Angela now free to roam. Perry(Robert Jayne), a Catholic student whose passionate belief that demonic spirits still exist despite his feelings falling on deaf ears(..and annoying newly established priest, Father Bob(Rod McCary)), will find, through a type of ceremonial ritual, that Angela is alive and well. Melissa(Merle Kennedy), a shy, sweet-hearted wallflower, an object of scorn by those who share sleeping quarters with her, is Angela's sister, an orphan terrified by dreams of her sister in demonic form. Angela desires to use her as a sacrifice for Satan within the hellish confines of Hull House. Those who entered Hull House on Halloween will face certain peril as Angela sets her sights on gaining the souls of each individual and it'll be up to yard-stick-toting nun, Sister Gloria(Jennifer Rhodes)and Perry, carrying holy-water-powered toy shooters and bombs, with the reluctant approval of a non-believing cynical Father Bob, to stop her before the unholy sacrifice is offered to Satan.The plot, as crazy as it is, services only as a means for incredible special effects. Director Brian Trenchard-Smith(Dead-End Drive-in)lets it all hang out with heads decapitated, holy water working as acid(often melting those possessed into a goo-puddle of bubbling flesh and blood), the infamous lip stick tube releasing a computerized viper head, Angela's emerging as a demonic snake(..a fantastic creation whose fate regarding a cross baked to her chest as the sun rays shine through an image kicked away by Johnny from a boarded window, seems inspired by Hammer studios' Dracula films), faces melting and steaming, boobs reaching to grab a victim's hand whose grasp burns, and ugly demonic make-up with those possessed attaining sickening, sharp teeth. Bare breasts are paraded for horror fans craving such images, and the cast Trenchard-Smith has available are beautiful/handsome. The Catholic church is skewered as Sister Gloria is lampooned thanks to her yard-stick which is always with her, almost an appendage, that third arm she needs as a moral crusader to keep the kids under her watch from sinning and partaking in lascivious acts. Her "preparation scene" resembles Rambo getting his gear and weapons together as he awaits battle with the enemy. There are even lip-locks between women, a very nice one between a possessed Sheril and Terri..Terri, horrified at just seeing her potential boyfriend being beheaded, at first resists, only to slowly succumb to desire. And, Sheril, after the snake "enters" her, shares a kiss with Angela, who lifts her up in embrace. There are obvious homages to the first film like the lipstick's appearance, and another "dance of death" as Angela provocatively performs for the Catholic kids who were dancing away to rock music shortly after their stern disciplinarian, Sister Gloria stepped away for a moment. We even have a beheaded victim using his head as a basketball, dribbling and shooting hoops! While attaining the same cheesy, gory, zany, sleazy spirit of the original, Trenchard-Smith has a far better cast of young adults, who aren't so annoying, with far superior special effects. And, the film isn't completely confined to Hull House, which separates it from being just a clone of the original. If you can accept this insane film's tone and aren't offended by the joyous swipes at Catholicism, then there might be some fun to be had here.