Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil

Plot synopsis:
The film begins with a young man named Nic (Charles Austin) being chased by two police officers (Wayland Geremy and Bobby Madsen) for selling cocaine. A week later, Nic, his partner-in-crime Ray-Ray (Choice Skinner) and three other delinquents: Eddie (Jermaine Cheeseborough), Ce-Ce (Nicole Pulliam) and the shy Charlotte Davis (Olimpia Fernandez) are taken by two detention officers, Denise Martinez and Harris Redding (Debbie Rochon and Logan Alexander) to Loxahatchee Canon, where there is a detention center for the delinquents to stay in order for them to pay for their crimes. On the way down, their engine blows in the middle of nowhere, with no cell phone reception, no gas stations nearby and no hope.
The men then head out to get a signal on Redding's cellphone, where they find a house nearby. Ray-Ray breaks into the house to find a working phone when suddenly, a gunshot is heard and Ray-Ray falls down on the ground with a shotgun bullet in his chest. The men are then greeted by a redneck local named Lilly (Tammi Sutton), who threatens to shoot them next if they don't leave. When the group refuses, she points the gun at Eddie and just before she pulls the trigger, Redding shoots her in the head with his gun, who proclaims: "Don't fuck with my kids". Redding tells them to get Ray-Ray back to the van while he searches for a phone. On the way back, they hear another gunshot, warning them that there are more rednecks out there. Believing that Redding is dead, the men quickly head back.
They get back to the van and find out that they don't have a medical kit with them. Warning them about the rednecks, the group head out to find a phone booth. About an hour later, they find another house belonging to a voodoo priestess named Kadja Boszo (Rhonda Claerbaut), who tells them that she can try to help Ray-Ray with her magic, but proclaims that if Ray-Ray chooses to stay alive, he'll be alive. If he doesn't, he would be dead. Meanwhile, Ce-Ce tells the group a story that her grandmother told her about, an evil spirit named Killjoy, therefore proving that the events of the previous film occurred. Nic, intrigued and believing that Killjoy can help Ray-Ray, bribes Ce-Ce with cocaine if she can bring Killjoy to life.
After seemingly to have failed, Nic yells at Ce-Ce and she goes to cry about it in an outhouse. Suddenly a pair of teeth chatters its way through the outhouse and off-screen, starts killing her. The teeth chatters its way out and a gloved hand picks it up and puts the teeth back in his mouth, revealing him to be...Killjoy! (Trent Haaga). Killjoy heads back to the house where he bumps into Eddie, who is pumping water out of a water pump. Killjoy, by using his telekinetic powers, lifts Eddie up off the ground and impales him onto the pump. Back inside the house, Nic arrives and gets told that Ray-Ray choose not to stay and now he's dead, and Ce-Ce and Eddie are missing. Nic heads out to go find them and takes Ms. Martinez's gun for protection.
Outside, he runs into Killjoy. Realizing he killed Eddie and Ce-Ce, he shoots him a few times but nothing happens. Killjoy, with his powers, magically makes Nic kill himself with his pocket knife. Ms. Martinez, Charlotte and Kadja, now the only people left alive, now discuss how to kill Killjoy. Kadja tells them that there is a spell to put him away for good, but before that can be accomplished, Killjoy uses his powers to slash Kadja's throat as she makes her way outside to confront him. Killjoy enters the house, knocks out Ms. Martinez and just as he's about to kill Charlotte, Redding comes back, and just as he and Killjoy are about to fight, Charlotte splashed Holy Water on Killjoy's face, melting his head and killing him. The next day, Charlotte, Ms. Martinez and Redding are taken out of the wilderness by a ranger (Devin Hamilton).

Tags: violence, comedy, revenge

Review:
Bad acting, bad characters, annoying clown, bad lines, you name it.
The only reason I watched Killjoy 2 is because I wanted to think that the filmmakers learned from their mistakes.
Not that the budget could have been much - this is the least scary film I have ever watched and laughed all the way through to the end (actually I can't believe we watched it to the end) but I think it is because we couldn't quite believe it..
I really don't know why I agreed to watch this movie, but like a complete fool I did and for that I deserve to be shot!
I started watching it but found it that bad that I ended up watching it in 4x speed to get it over with and get rid of the annoying dialogue, but I said I would watch it and I did even if it was in 4x speed.To cut a long story short Killjoy 2 kicks off where Killjoy left off.
I have nothing against low budget movies, in fact I kinda enjoy them, they are something different from Mega budget blockbusters, but this film is just terrible!
Please for the love of mankind itself DO NOT watch this muck, it is possibly the worst thing I have ever seen and considering some of the muck I've seen thats saying a lot!
Typical in that its worse than the original, I mean they didn't even bother to get killjoy to look the same.
The casting people must have been hard up for actors cause they casted a guy who is clearly a flamboyant homosexual to play a straight guy who asks one of the cops about her panties, or maybe he just wanted to wear them, I don't know, it was just a horrible line and acting job to go with the rest of the movie.
Maybe Part 3 will be better, but probably not, or it could be like Nightmare on elm street, 2 didn't have to be made and 3 is probably the best one...Heres hoping..
This sequel is just as bad, but apart from some sequences that has cinematography that even a faulty mobile phone could've done better, it is not as cheap to look at.
Killjoy himself is incredibly annoying rather than creepy, complete with cheesy lines(I hate sloppy seconds?
*groan*) and lame killings, plus you can tell often that the film did not know what to do with him.
For instance one character quoted, " You better have some R.E.S.P.E.C.T. or you'll find out what is means to me."  Once I heard that line I figured it was of the worst I've ever heard.
Another thing that I hated about this movie was the fact it was too short.
A successful movie has to go more than one hour and twenty minutes, like Killjoy 2.
I'll start off with telling you that I had no hopes in the least bit that this movie would be good.
Considering that Killjoy (the first movie) is without a doubt the worst movie ever made, the sequel didn't have much promise.As expected, it didn't deliver.The deaths were even lamer than in the first movie.
In fact, that's the only reason that this movie wasn't as bad as the first, because the first was longer.Usually, I don't give spoilers in reviews, but since I don't want any of you to go through the torture of watching this waste of film, I'm going to spoil away.
to kill all of the normal serial killers in horror movies.
Then Killjoy started screaming, and they tried to make it look like his face was melting by putting dried rubber cement on his forehead.
I don't even know what to say, other than it looks like they just hired a few hobos living on the streets to act in this film.Seriously, I honestly doubt that they spent any more than 100 dollars total to make this movie.
A f**kin' movie made with a budget of $3.29.For Bob's sake, they couldn't even afford to rent a cop uniform.
In the end, after Killjoy dies, the girl wakes up and says "Where is he?" and the main woman replies, "He's gone." Then, suddenly, some fat goofy guy with scars on his face pops out of nowhere with a cell phone saying "You have a phone call." The girl answers and says "Oh, hi mom!" and smiles.
Killjoy isn't funny either (and believe me, he DID try to be).The only good thing about this movie is an extremely lame threat given by one of the delinquents.
"I'll show you third grade!"This movie doesn't even work on a "so bad, it's good" level.
Unless you did something bad, and you are feeling so guilty about it that you want to punish yourself severely, DON'T watch this movie.Just remember; if a flaming homosexual clown with a huge black afro tries to bore you to death with gay jokes (and attempt to kill you at the same time), just throw some water at him.
No one from the first has returned in this dumb sequel and in some way that is a good thing because of the bad acting but the characters in this film are not even better.
One of the teens senselessly uses a spell to call up Killjoy, who finally shows up about midway through this bore in a subpar make-up job and bigger, greasier 'fro that looks like it could slide off his head at any moment.
He then proceeds to kill off the stupid characters while spouting some of the worst one-liners heard since Hee Haw was canceled.The acting from the "teens" is terrible, the dialogue even worse, the FX stink and it looks a lot cheaper than the first film.
Although I enjoyed him in his earlier Troma films, Trent Haaga (trying to imitate Jim Carrey here) is awful and no match for the hyperactive overemoting of Angel Vargas in KILLJOY 1 (which at least had a few dumb laughs).Yet another nail in the coffin for Full Moon studios, whose reputation as a fun direct-to-vid franchise has completely vanished since the TRANCERS/PUPPET MASTER days..
I don't recall the song in the first movie but when singer Olimpia Fernandez sings 'Killjoy, yeah Killjoy 2' is sounds like the 2 may have been added in for this dire sequel.
The film is much worse than the first movie and that was really bad.
This time the cast, including the usually excellent Debbie Rochon have given up trying and director Tammi Sutton creates no tension and presents merely a dull and steady film.
not once though did i even get scared or even laugh at the lame acting and situations in the movie.
Warning to horror movie watchers, DONT  WATCH, RENT OR LOOK AT THE BOXES OF "URBAN" HORROR FILMS, AND ABOVE ALL, DON'T BUY THEM!!!!.
These movies all suck and even better than that, it is humorous at how that one guy was obviously not ghetto at all but tried to be.
Killjoy 2 surpasses the first movie by just a little bit.The stuff that improved in here was the acting,the Killjoy make-up,and story.This one is more of a gore fest,it doesnt have the supernatural elements like the first one did.In this installment,Killjoy kills his victims in more normal ways,he doest set them on fire,and he doesnt shoot them with bullets that were in his mouth.The only thing I didnt like about this movie,was that the ending was a little half assed,in fact it was half assed,they killed Killjoy in a very cheap way.I would strongly recommend this to anyone who like horror movies.Seriously,the first movie was good,but the second is better.9 out of 10..
Who says sequels can't be better than the original?.
To be fair, I don't think there is many who'd take the Original over this, not because this is a great sequel, but just because the first Killjoy was kinda bad.
It loses the nudity on the other hand (not that that should really play a role in your enjoyment of this movie).The Killjoy character is kinda nice, but this time around you might even like the people he is "hunting".
Also, Very good Acting and Script make the Film that much more Better to see.
Fans of this Should Enjoy Movies from the "Puppet Master" Series, which is Done by Full Moon Pictures as well..
The first half of the movie is like a regular movie, I'm digging it, then of course enters KJ and I'm right in the middle of a Full Moon film.
Like a lot of other horror movies it failed to come up with a decent ending.
With the release of "Killjoy 2: Deliverance From Evil", Big City Pictures has taken another major step as a film company, and released its first sequel (and, at the same time, experienced its first "sophomore slump").
Unfortunately, the film has lost what made the first one so entertaining with uneven pacing and the loss of Angel Vargas as Killjoy.
"Killjoy 2" begins, in a pretty typical film fashion, with introduction of the characters and setup of the situation.
Once Killjoy makes his appearance at around the 35-40 minute mark (of a 72 minute film?!), the film quickly becomes a mad-dash to kill off all the characters, which, in total contrast to the unnecessarily drawn-out first half, is rushed and oversimplified.
Sadly, the film never catches up to its own speed, and ends rather abruptly, and the final battle with Killjoy was VERY unsatisfying since it was just as rushed as the rest of the second half and looked barely thought out (it just screams anti-climactic!).
I was surprised to learn that the original "Killjoy" was also only 72 minutes long, because, unlike this one, it didn't seem that short, and I wasn't thinking "That's IT?!" when the credits hit.
I loved Killjoy's character in the first film, but it wasn't until I saw the sequel that I truly appreciated why.
Angel Vargas really gave Killjoy a character in the first film.
This Killjoy is given none of the funny ghetto-slang one-liners that Vargas was able to deliver so well (sure, the lines were cliche, but he had the whiny, clown-type voice to make them work!), and, although this Killjoy has learned some new "tricks" in his kills, he doesn't look like he has as much fun with them as Vargas' Killjoy did.
I didn't enjoy "Killjoy 2" as much as I did the original, however I could see that it has improved in some areas (although those changes don't make up for the changes for the worse that I have written about, nor are they enough to make it "worthwhile" to mainstream fans of "real films").
I would recommend it as a rental to fans of the original, but would humbly suggest that if there is another sequel, that Vargas be brought back as Killjoy so that the film becomes fun again..
If you were to read my review of Killjoy, you would see that I clearly loathed that film.I heard the sequel was in production, and was extremely leery.
Charles Band has made probably some of the worst movies over the last 6 years, since Full Moon separation from Paramount, Killjoy was one of them.
So, Killjoy 2 goes into production...Okay, I'm a sucker for sequels...I'll check it out!Well, then I heard that one of my new favorite actresses, Debbie Rochon, would be staring, and after her superb role in Witchouse 3...I was willing to give it a try.
Douglas Snauffer, writer of Witchouse 2 was writing this one...I was much more comfortable going into this sequel.Okay, the opening scene...I have a feeling it was intentional that it played like a really bad episode of Cops...I can see that being dreamed up by J.R. Bookwalter...That seems to be his sense of humor (which love him or hate him for it...He is a genius Gurellia film maker).
I under stand that was her character, though.The unusal horror movie cliches commence: Bad Ass black guys swear and make sexual jokes--all too often, The van breaks down, the cell phone doesn't work, we end up at a redneck womans home (Tammi Sutton), We have a conflict with the redneck woman...I mean the cast is all black except Lilly the redneck, Debbie Rochon, and Trent Haaga, the guy in the Killjoy costume.
Soooo, we have a shot out, we stumble onto a Voodoo womans home (sporting, what looks like the same dress worn in Witchouse 2 and 3), and then Killjoy comes, killing happen, and then we have a happy ending...Regardless of all the cliches, corny and unbelieveable dialog, and silly predictable characters, The movie is much better than the first!
Trent Haaga was a much better Killjoy than Angel Vargas in the first.
I loved the fact this movie was filmed mostly outdoors...there was alot of action, not the typical " 6 kids trapped in a castle, or haunted house" scenario that Full Moon has been good for lately.
Since Tempe has been helping produce for Full Moon, the films have been a little better!
I am hoping since Danny Draven and Darkwave films has taken over production, they will be the same...He has a good eye for directing and producing.Anyway, Killjoy 2 was far better than the first, but still not strong enough to be all that fantastic of a film.
It has strong elements, and much more going on than the first film, but it just wasn't tight enough to make it better than say, Witchouse 3 or Witchouse 2 for that matter!6.5 out of 10.
The first Killjoy movie is very scary.
This Killjoy film has better cinematography and is more professional looking than the last.
That horrible last film was about gangsters killing a kid and then being haunted by a voodoo clown.
I thought the guy that played Killjoy in the last one was a bad actor, but wow!!!
This Killjoy is honestly the downright worst actor I've seen in any movie, and I've seen a lot of movies.
There seems to be no lighting on the "set" (the woods somewhere) and the killer clown known as Killjoy (who makes Leprechaun look like The Exorcist)is less than spectacular.
Killjoy 2 is not even really a movie, so much as an exercise in tension.
Killjoy 1 is at least good enough to be considered as the worst movie I have ever seen.
From what I gather of this scene (not from what is shown by the movie) the teeth went into the outhouse and killed the girl in some interesting, but unshown way, and then came back to Killjoy.
*SPOILER ALERT* *SPOILER ALERT*This one was odd because I was actually interested in the movie up until the moment Killjoy showed up.
Once the demonic clown was in the picture, the movie didn't know what to do with him and limped along until the end.
Through a series of events, Killjoy is summoned and proceeds to do a lot of goofy, uninteresting things.The main problem with this movie, and the whole series, is that Killjoy is not funny.
I have never seen the first Killjoy film, and I have also never heard a good thing said about it.
Now being the massive Troma fan that I am there is no way I'm not going to rent this film out, how can it possibly be bad with these two in it?
Even Trent and Debbie cant save this excuse of a film from being as bad as it truly is.
Trent quite frankly stinks as Killjoy although this probably is more the fault of the writers giving him some of the worst one-liners in the history of film.
And just to top it all off the ending is just amongst the worst I have ever seen in movie history.
The film doesn't even work on a so bad it's good level.
Killjoy is better in this part.
Nevertheless, most part of the acting is bad as well, like in the first one.
If you did not already stop loving clowns after the first movie, you definitely will after the second.....;-)Problem kids and their watchers are on their way to a camp in the forest.
Well, you better watch the movie and find out for yourselves.....
One of the offenders tells us the story of Killjoy, then he somehow arrives at the scene.The characters in this film are stiff.
A couple of the actors look like they may actually go on to better things eventually.
Killjoy then ends up on the scene and the killing begins.
Very mild spoiler ( actually just playing it safe, it doesn't really give much away)The actor that plays Killjoy obviously spent a lot of time watching Caesar Romero on the old Batman show.
i rented this movie like when it came out and i thought it was awful..
this one is by far WAY better than the first one, because the first one had the most retarded killings EVER.
like throwing the guy over the water thing and making blood come out of it.
with the original killjoy Angel Vargas.
As much as people may hate the killjoy trilogy..
you know if a killjoy 3 came out you would rent it.
THIS MOVIE IS REALLY GOOD FOR A LOW BUDGET FILM AND REALLY GOOD ACCEPTING THE FACT THAT ITS FROM FULL MOON.
even better LIONSGATE should make a KillJoy 3 but those straight to video lionsgate movies SUCK..
Ms. Rochon don't have much to do but look worried but nonetheless it was nice to have her character survive the carnage.Fun time waster with a bunch of over aged teens and their chaperons stranded in the woods where two of them conjure Killjoy who then proceeds to kill them in somewhat amusing ways.Trent Haaga is awesome as the baddie.
The ending felt a little rushed and was somewhat of a letdown.Overall a fun watch if like me you enjoy watching Ms. Rochon and Mr. Haaga.