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House 2: The Second Story
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The movie follows Jesse McLaughlin as he returns to the house where his parents were murdered 25 years earlier. It is proven to be a bad move as Jesse gets involved with reanimated corpses and demons searching for an ancient Aztec skull with magic powers.
The movie follows Jesse McLaughlin as he returns to the house where his parents were murdered 25 years earlier. It is proven to be a bad move as Jesse gets involved with reanimated corpses and demons searching for an ancient Aztec skull with magic powers.
Actors:
Lar Park-Lincoln,
Amy Yasbeck,
Kane Hodder,
David Arnott,
Jayne Modean,
Mitzi Kapture,
Susan Isaac
Lar Park-Lincoln
12 May 1961, Dallas, Texas, USA
Amy Yasbeck
12 September 1962, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Kane Hodder
8 April 1955, Auburn, California, USA
David Arnott
Jayne Modean
15 October 1957, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Mitzi Kapture
2 May 1962, Yorba Linda, California, USA
Susan Isaac
Director:
Ethan Wiley
Ethan Wiley
Country:
United States
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February 24, 2003
...apparently there's a rule that these House flicks have to feature a star of Cheers, because instead of George Wendt, John Ratzenberger (he played know-it-all mailman Cliff Clavin) pops up as a mysterious handyman.
Lawrence Journal-World
September 07, 2002
If nothing else, one of the great titles for a sequel
eFilmCritic.com
August 08, 2002
A goofy, lightweight, paper-thin, schizophrenic mess.
Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas)
November 23, 2003
If fewer critics were to decry how bad it is, this in-name-only sequel would succumb to the obscurity it deserves.
