oh wow, what a horrible movie

Another needless sequel from the director of the original. The film is slow and mean-spirited, but the performers (especially Brown as the sadistic local sheriff) are good and the makeup FX are well done.

Ok, this movie is terrible but there are a few stellar highlights. 1. a dog with tits. 2. Clancy Brown is hilarious.

Unforgettable and unnecessary sequel to an already fantastic movie. Story is really silly and badly written and almost no suspense whatsoever. Skip this and just watch the original.

Admittedly it's worse than the first, which wasn't even very good in the first place. We've got Edward Furlong and Anthony Edwards, both of whom I consider capable actors, thrust into this absolutely horrendous horror crap. It's not scary, it's laughs aren't funny, it's special effects are dated and it's just generally insulting.

Minor improvements here include less emphasis on explaining the stupid premise, more over-the-top gore FX (courtesy of Steve Johnson), and Brown's scenery-and-flesh-chewing turn as one of scare screendom's most animated -- nay, downright hyperactive -- zombies. (This features what may be the first necrophilia scene where the corpse is the sexual aggressor!) This doesn't break any new ground (burial or otherwise), but it does deliver on a straight-ahead horror level.

Naaah... awful. And it doesn't make any sense. Why does the dog change fur? The only scary thing about this was the abusive husband when he was alive..

Why is there a Jesus & Mary Chain song in this?

Edward Furlong steals the show in this one. Unfortunately, the show was only worth $2.98, so it wasn't worth it to begin with.

That kid's face is put into motorcycle spokes

Typical needless sequel.

disgrace to the original

Removed everything that was well-done from the first instalment, and replaces it with cheap thrills and gore. Clancy Brown is entertaining as a shambling revenant, and it's entertaining to watch Furlong and Edwards in such low-brow fare, but overall the movie is lacklustre and tedious where the first was gripping and unrelenting.