Bad Movie

All that distinguishes this sequel from the original is the addition of some new puppets with different and gory ways of killing. They, unlike the remainder of the cast, are effectively animated.

Campy and doesn't take itself seriously. A few laughs.

This slimly plotted sequel boasts more great FX work, but dull characters (apart from the always terrific Talbot) and a slow pace make it seem longer than it is. Funniest scene: Bernsen's (brother of "L.A. Law" star Corbin) bare-assed battle with flame-thrower.

Kind of like EC comics, it's appeal is mostly to the one demographic that probably won't be allowed to see it: children. The whole thing plays out like an exceptionally gory and tawdry episode of Nickelodeon's Are You Afraid of the Dark. If you're 10, and sneaking around behind your parents' back to watch a horror movie, it's probably the shit. The plot is actually pretty fun, though.

Puppet protecting the innocent.

Campy, cute and scary also.

Even worse than the first one

Nightmares nightmares nightmares.

Slow-paced thriller.

Even though this one didn't really go along with the other movies it was by far my favorite. It introduced Torch and had a better plot with a mysterious stranger that lives in the house.