While not as good as the first Night of The Demons, this one still delivers..Its still a good Halloween movie to watch and Steve Johnson returns to handle the make up efx...and mimi or amelia kincaid returns as anglea...I recommend it...you'll get a kick out of the nun with the yard stick LOL

With a slightly better script, a slightly better cast and a slightly better director (Brian Trenchard-Smith), 'Night of the Demons 2' is an improvement on the lamentable original; but only slightly.

As in the first movie, a bunch of teens visit a possessed house on Halloween and become victims of the nasty spirit that dwells within. A plucky nun and a boy with a knowledge of demonology, armed with holy-water filled super-soakers and balloons, set out to destroy the evil. Also, like the first film, the action takes a good 45 minutes to get going.

Steve Johnson, who provided the gore effects in the first film, also does the make-up FX for this one, and he does a pretty good job; particularly impressive moments include a woman's tits transforming into demon hands and a wonderful snake creature with a huge lashing tail.

And whilst we're on the subject of impressive moments, let's not forget that the film has more than its fair share of hot babes who shed their clothes at every available opportunity. If you're a red-blooded male, and find yourself tiring of the so-so horror content, then the ample charms of Cristi Harris, Christine Taylor and Zoe Trilling should put a smile on your face.

Snarky Shirley Finnerty (a nicely bitchy performance by luscious brunette Zoe Trilling) and her friends from St. Rita's High School decide to have a Halloween party at the infamous Hull House. The kids find out that stories pertaining to the place being haunted are anything but silly or far-fetched. The malevolent spirit of Angela (slinky Amelia Kinkade) is still alive and ready to wreak some major league nasty havoc. Ably directed by seasoned Australian exploitation movie expert Brian Trenchard-Smith, with a suitably crude script by Joe Augustyn, plentiful gratuitous female nudity, a thrashin' rock soundtrack, polished cinematography by David Lewis, a wild pull-out-the-stops last third, an amusingly campy sense of goofy humor, and a spooky score by Jim Manzie, this pictures makes for a pleasingly trashy tongue-in-cheek hoot. Moreover, the cast are all solid, with especially praiseworthy work from Jennifer Rhodes as the stern, but spunky Sister Gloria, Cristi Harris as the sweet, adorable Bibi, Merle Kennedy as Angela's timid sister Mouse, Bobby Jacoby as the nerdy Perry, Johnny Moran as the libidinous Johnny, Christine Taylor as yummy blonde Terri, Rod McCary as the uptight, skeptical Father Bob, and Darin Heames as the raucous Z-boy. In addition, Steve Johnson's excellent make-up f/x really deliver the grotesque goods; grisly highlights include a slimy snake-like creature horribly violating a lovely young lass, a guy having his neck snapped, a juicy decapitation, a possessed dude's head melting after its drenched with holy water, and one fellow's severed noggin being used as a basketball. Plus the giant Angela humanoid snake monster which pops up at the end is genuinely gnarly. Sure, this flick definitely ain't no work of subtle and sophisticated art, but it's still perfectly entertaining nonsense just the same.