Directed by:
Ethan WileyScreenplay:
Ethan WileyCinematography:
Mac AhlbergComposer:
Harry ManfrediniCast:
Arye Gross, Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano, Bill Maher, Amy Yasbeck, Gregory Walcott, Kane Hodder, Lar Park-Lincoln, Mitzi Kapture, Gil Birmingham, Dwier Brown (more)Plots(1)
Jesse McLaughlin's sitting on top of the world. He's a talented artist with a growing career and a beautiful girlfriend. And he's moving into a magnificent house. A very special house. A house which will plunge him into an incredible adventure...one where all of his dreams, fantasies and nightmares will be realized. He'll meet his 175-year-old great-great grandfather, encounter a giant barbarian, confront a pterodactyl, discover a crystal skull with magical life-restoring powers and more. And he'll be thrust into a life-and-death struggle, encountering things guaranteed to horrify and delight ? all without ever leaving this house. (official distributor synopsis)
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Utter nonsense but quite entertaining at that. I would compare it to Jumanji, though a hundred times cheaper. It’s the only film where you can see a 170 year-old man, a pterodactyl, some sort of green centipede, a caveman, Indians and cowboys. It’s very trashy, really, but I won’t deny I had fun. 5/10
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House II: The Second Story is an American production for those who like horror comedies and do not mind that there is not much horror in it. They do not care that what they get is actually a pretty long-winded piece of crap. However, some interesting ideas and the practical effects are surprising, which, as in the case of the first movie, are very good. However, I wonder what the next two movies are going to be about.
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