Night of the Demons 2
Tags: cruelty, murder, violence, cult, horror, entertaining, sadist, prank

Plot synopsis:
Six years have passed since the events at Hull House on Halloween, and many of the bodies left at Hull House were recovered except for Angela's; rumor persists she descended bodily into Hell. As it turns out, her parents committed suicide five years later after receiving a Halloween card with Angela's signature. A year later her sister Melissa, nicknamed 'Mouse' (Merle Kennedy), is now staying at St. Rita's Academy, a Catholic boarding school for troubled teenagers. She frequently has nightmares about her sister. Rumors spread around the school regarding Mouse, started by the school bully, Shirley (Zoe Trilling). However, the head nun at the school, Sister Gloria (Jennifer Rhodes), tries to put an end to it.
However, Shirley, after getting banned from the school Halloween dance for wrestling on the tennis courts with Kurt (Ladd York) decides to have her own Halloween party at Hull House complete with Mouse and some ritual sacrifice she learns from stealing a demonic ritual book from the school brain, Perry (Robert Jayne). Along with her boyfriend Rick (Rick Peters) and Z-Boy (Darin Heames), she tricks Johnny (Johnny Moran), Johnny's girlfriend, Bibi (Cristi Harris), and Bibi's friend Terri (Christine Taylor) to get Mouse to go with them to Hull House, awakening a now demonized Angela. After some bizarre incidents, the group flees the house, minus Z-Boy, who is possessed and raped by Angela in the attic.
Bibi brings a tube of lipstick out of the house which takes on a hellish life of its own. It quickly possesses Shirley and, one by one, the teenagers are possessed and/or murdered by demonic Angela. Her plan is to sacrifice Mouse to the Devil to prove her devotion to him. Sister Gloria, Johnny, Bibi, Father Bob (Rod McCary) and Perry return to Hull House in an attempt to rescue Melissa. Once arriving at the house, the five become separated and Father Bob is quickly killed by the demonic Rick. Johnny is saved by Perry from the demonic Kurt. Unfortunately, Perry is killed by Z-Boy. With the holy water the group brought, Bibi, Johnny and Sister Gloria kill the remaining demons, except for Angela.
After finishing off the demons, the three survivors find Melissa sleeping on an altar. Angela and Sister Gloria debate on what true faith is with Angela stating "Real faith can move mountains, your faith can't even move a mouse." Angela then decapitates Sister Gloria but the sister actually pulls her head down into her habit and survives. With one last ruse to save Melissa and the others, Sister Gloria agrees to take her place on the altar. Angela then hands the sword to Melissa, promising her a great source of power if she kills Sister Gloria. However, Melissa turns the tables and stabs Angela instead. Sister Gloria finishes Angela off with a super soaker filled with holy water. As the four try to leave, they are confronted again by Angela, who has taken the form of a Lamia. Angela attacks them but Johnny manages to kick a hole in the wall in the shape of a cross. The cross-shaped-sunlight falls upon Angela and she explodes. With Angela and her minions dead, Sister Gloria, Melissa, Bibi and Johnny leave the house and return to the school where they are greeted by everyone there. But before the film ends, one student is then seen finding the demonic lipstick which turns into a snake and attacks her.

Review: This film reminded me of Fright Night (1985), or maybe Idle Hands (1999) in the way it was a horror with a fair of amount of humour too.Don't take it too seriously, and I think you'll enjoy seeing the good special effects and some remarkably atmospheric scenes.
Wow. This sequel moves almost completely away from the tension and atmosphere of the first movie but still, somehow, manages to be almost as good, thanks to some real kitsch moments and fun ideas.Angela, kind of head demon nowadays, is back and although the house form the first movie is still the focal point the demons do get a little road trip this time around too.
If you enjoy horror films with heavy comedic overtones then you'll want to watch NIGHT OF THE DEMONS 2!So much weirdness in this film that it defies logic, but in a fun way.
This horror movie is not only good, it's actually better than the original.
This is a great late-night horror movie to watch with friends.
Perhaps I was thinking it would be more in line with the Italian horror classic B-movies 'Demons' and its own unimaginatively-titled sequel 'Demons 2.' Despite also having demons in it, 'Night of the Demons 2' was its own movie.You have the typical mix of obnoxious, over-s*xed teenagers, all of which attend a religious school run by nuns and priests.
Far from being one of God's more passive servants, she kicks demon butt at every given opportunity and, as a result, single-handedly saves the movie from oblivion.If you like tongue-in-cheek horror with the occasional moment of story brilliance and a nun who wouldn't look out of place wielding an Uzi, then sit down and watch this.
There isn't much of a story or a plot, just some kids who go to celebrate Halloween in the legendary Hull House and...guess what...they raise a demon and bring it out of hell into our world !!
Everybody in this film is horny by the way...Favorite "rewind" moment : Without a doubt...Angela's erotic dance act at the Halloween party !
Although the humor won't elevate this into the Evil Dead and Re-Animator cult status, it is as good as I Was a Teenage Zombie and Head of the Family.Takes place at a Catholic school near Hull House, the stomping grounds of demonic exotic dancer Angela(Amelia Kinkade).
When four students are restricted from attending the school dance, the bad girl(super sexy Zoe Trilling) decides to throw a little party at Hull House.Of course when they get to Hull House, spooky things start going on, so they quickly leave.
The film picks up when Angela starts possessing the kids, and they fight back with holy water balloons and super-soakers.This second installment has the hottest actresses, with ample chested Zoe Trilling, Mrs. Ben Stiller Christine Taylor and little known red headed goddess Christi Harris.
Hull House is again at the center of the horror, but Angela from the previous film is basically made the primary demon.
In the previous movie she was just one of many, sure she was kind of the face of the film as far as video covers and such, but it was Quigley's character that started the demon infestation in the first film whereas the character of Angela was the first one that wanted to leave.
A dance is coming up, but one of the girls is going to get a party started at Hull House and she is going to get a young girl named Melissa and who everyone calls Mouse there because she is Angela's sister.
It soon is up to a couple, a guy obsessed with demonology, a hardcore nun and skeptical priest to enter Hull House to rescue Melissa and conquer the darkness and Angela once and for all!So yeah, it does sort of follow the first film, but at the same time does enough different to keep things from seeming like a complete repeat of the first film.
Although it comes short of matching the midnight-movie atmosphere of the 1988 original, this direct-to-video sequel is a surprisingly effective little chiller.
But you probably won't care at that point, and will actually find yourself rooting for 'the good guys' in this film--- quite unusual for horror movies, really.Definitely worth seeing, if you enjoy 'bad' horror movies..
Definetly not as good as the first one but still is worth a look and is definetly alot better then the crappy third demons movie.
This time some Catholic boarding school teens go to the house to have a party and of course with Angela around all hell breaks loose.
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.
The original Night of the Demons was one of the best schlock horror flicks of the eighties; and this sequel ain't bad either.
Night of the Demons 2 follows pretty much the same plot formula as the first film, with the early stages being mainly comedy, and the horror kicking in about halfway through.
The horror is much more jokey this time around than it was in the first film (and it was pretty jokey then), and it's clear that Night of the Demons 2 was never meant to be taken seriously.
One of the group goes by the name of Mouse, and happens to be the sister of Angela; the main demon from the first film, who is still be hanging around Hull House.The movie starts with a scene that sees a couple of religious folk sliced and diced by a machete wielding Angela.
It's obvious the producers of the Night of the Demons series wanted Angela to be something of a horror icon; this is shown by the numerous scenes that her wisecracking and giving the impression that she's indestructible.
On the whole, Night of the Demons 2 isn't entirely successful; but it's a fun little movie, and fans of the original are bound to have fun watching it..
A possessed character's bare breasts turned into two hands and attacked her boyfriend -- I will remember that for a long time.The film has no storyline, no good actor (although as far as I can tell, Ben Stiller's wife is in it), no horrifying atmosphere or even a decent screenplay.
"Night of the Demons 2" is an okay sequel of Kevin Tenney's "Night of the Demons".At Saint Rita's Catholic college Shirley Fenerty(Zoe Trilling)and several friends are banned from attending the school Halloween party for fooling around with boys so decide to hold their own party at Hull House.Several years ago at Hull House some teenagers were killed,all except one girl,Angela(Amelia Kinkaid),whose body was never found.But as the party begins the demonic Angela appears and starts killing people.The film is just average-there are some good gore effects,unfortunately there's no suspense or atmosphere whatsoever.The scene when Zoe Trilling's breasts morph to envelop one character's hand totally cracked me up.So if you're in the mood for a campy horror give this one a look..
The plot is more or less by the numbers, but the characterization is well done and believable, the acting is on a decent level, and the whole thing is much more entertaining than it has any right to be.Admittedly, there's a LOT of set-up to get to the good parts - the whole first half of the movie is splatter-free, apart from a couple of door-to-door evangelists who meet a sticky end.
Students from a catholic school oblige, including Angela's young sister.Most of the action takes place at Hull House - a great-looking set for these types of films.
Not for someone too young, but definatley good for someone 16+ I think if you are looking to really be scared, you will be watching the wrong movie, but if you like to be spooked, maybe creeped out, and jumpy, then this is for you.
I love horror movies if they are done right - and Night of the Demons is a borderline case!
Just as I said about Night of the Demons the first sequel is also a grade A movie.
Sure, the original had some good moments, especially involving Linnea Quigley's demon lipstick (cult classic scene).
there is not many sequels i like more then the original but i feel Night of the Demons part 2 is a bit better then the first, a group of teens decide to go to hull mansion for a party, and when they get there, i dont think they will be happy with the events.
A guy obsessed with demonology, and the sister of Angela (our favorite gravel voiced vixen from the original), and a bunch of great looking girls and really annoying guys battle demons in a haunted house.
I'm a big fan of the original film, so naturally I was a little worried about this one, but it turned out to be a decent sequel.
The film boosts good cinematography, a good sense of humour, good special effects, and a decent cast!I also liked the way the film expands on the story of the original film by giving Angela a backstory through her sister Melissa (Mouse).Although Night of the Demons 2 is slickly made, the film plays more like a twisted comedy than a horror film but like I said, it's a well-made film and its worth a look!.
This time Angela has decendend in to hell,and now she wants to bring her sister with her./Director(Brian Smith) Was able to bring out the best in this flim!Well any who,Some kids from a catholic boarding school.Decide to sneak off campus and through a,Halloween party at hull house.But when one of them takes a tube of lipstick out of the house.And back to the school Angela is able to use it as a portal to collect human virgin souls!Amazing Ending!Should of told more about, Angela?
This entry has some kids at a local private school falling victim to Angela and her army of demons after throwing a party at infamous Hull House.
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.
Why not just watch the originals?The storyline in "Night of the Demons 2" is every bit as simplistic and easy to follow as it was in the first movie.
Mind you, it was not really the acting that was to blame here, but the fact that the actors and actresses had so very little to work with in terms of script and character development.It was, however, somewhat of a surprise to see actress Christine Taylor in a movie such as this.The effects in "Night of the Demons 2" were adequate, taking into consideration that this movie is from 1994.
Also, the original house returns.Unfortunately, it seems like we don't get to Hull House until half way into the movie.
Night of the Demons 2 (1994) ** (out of 4) Sequel to the 1988 cult favorite has a new group of teens going to the creepy house but this time they're taking along the sister (Merle Kennedy) of the killer from the first film.
NIGHT OF THE DEMONS 2 will probably appeal to those who enjoyed the first film but as someone who found the original to be just okay, the thrill of going through pretty much the same story again really didn't strike me as fun.
The famous lipstick scene from the first movie gets re-worked pretty well here and there's some nice humor running through the film as well.
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.
The movie flows better and it's even a more fun one to watch as well.This movie series pretty much comes from the time that it was popular to make horror movies with lots of comedy in it.
An ambitious sequel, NIGHT 2 shifts back and forth from a Halloween dance at a Catholic school to further antics at Hull House.
It's a movie about some catholic boarding school kids who sneak off campus and have a party at Hull House.
Believing their eldest daughter to be dead,Angela's parents are horrified to get a card with her sig,which leads to them killing themselves (talk about starting the movie on a light note!)With their being no one to take care of her,Angela's young sister Melissa is sent to a boarding school that deals with troubled teens.Running the school on a strict religious rule, Father Bob & Sister Gloria decide that the upcoming Halloween party will not feature any loud music or booze.Sick of having to follow orders,a group of teen rebels decide to stage their own Halloween party,by taking Melissa to where her sister may have died,and performing some fake "sacrifices." Entering the funeral parlour,the group soon discover that Melissa (and the demons) are far from dead.View on the film:For the first half of the film,the screenplay by Joe Augustyn & James Penzi takes a refreshing teen Comedy tone,with Z-boy, Bibi, Shirley, Terri and Johnny's attempts to rebel against Father Bob and Sister Gloria offering a number of hilarious confrontations,whilst also allowing the viewer to warm to each member of the animated gang.Made 6 years after the original,the writers link the movies together in a delicate manner,with some aspects of the original being expanded upon (such as the red lipstick),but never overpowering the new horrors attacking the group and Sister Gloria.Undressing the "holy" image that Gloria & Bob are trying to give the school,director Brian Trenchard-Smith & cinematographer David Lewis dive into the raunchy sauce,as gliding whip-pans display every bit of naked flesh from the stunning girls,and the guys in their underwear!
Six years after the events of Night of the Demons, all of the bodies at Hull House have been recovered except Angela.
The school bully, Shirley, gives her a hard time while Sister Gloria, the head nun, tries to look out for her.Shirley isn't allowed to attend the school dance after the nuns catch her fooling around with Kurt, so she decides to have her own Halloween party at Hull House, complete with a demonic ritual and help from the school nerd, her boyfriend, a guy named Z-Boy, Johnny, Johnny's girl Bibi and Terri (Christine Taylor, years before she was in The Brady Bunch Movie).Of course, all Hell breaks loose.
1st sequel to the 1987 gorefest about teens turning into demons during their Halloween party at Hull House is slightly better.!!!SPOILERS!!!
Some teens from St. Rita's Academy have a Halloween party in Hull House and again Angela comes and kills off a few of them.
Might be inspiring for upcoming make-up effects artists, because it's the one thing this stupid movie manages to get right.Starring your high-school drama teacher as Angela, a demon gently blossoming into middle age.Featuring stupid characters, including: a perpetually annoyed priest who doesn't allow anyone to complete a sentence while speaking to him; a dry-boxed old penguin who morphs from cheerless octogenarian virgin to yardstick-wielding commando an hour in; mean girls who are also dumb sluts; mullets; tawdry demonology; bad boys time-warped in from the '80s; and a thoroughly despicable wuss-boy hero.At least Morbid Angel is on the soundtrack, although their music rocks far too hard for this movie.Watch it for a good laugh..
Opening Scene: A religious couple show up at Hull House to spread "the good word" and meet Angela (in human form).
This sequel in my opinion is as good as the original Night of the Demons.
The cast is bigger, the special effects are effective, plenty of nudity and lots of black humor.Sexy Zoe Thrilling, Cristy Harris and Chrisine Taylor visit Hull House along with their boyfriends where they proceed to wake up demonic Angela, played by the also sexy Amelia Kinkade, she looks so much hotter in this sequel.After they leave Hull House and return to their private school's Halloween party where some of them become killed and then get possessed, at the end is up to a few of them to kill Angela.It was nice having the teenagers who had sex actually make it to the final scene, as they usually are the first ones to die..
Angela returns, and this time, she has a sister, Mouse, who is taken by her bullying Catholic school classmates to a party at Angela's favourite haunt.It's not long before everybody's being turned into demons and only a nun, who wields her ruler like a mighty sword of steel, can save the day.....The first movie was a bit of exploitative fun, but what made it that more interesting was the fact that the film was original, and featured a wonderful villain in Angela.As with all sequels, especially horror, they have tried to recreate the magic of the first one.
Tenney Halloween celebration which spawned it.Amelia Kinkade returns as possessed party gal Angela, but this time the bulk of the action is shifted to a Catholic boarding school populated by a fresh crop of horndog teens who know all about the events in the first Night and eventually decide to throw their own party at Hull House.