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I was surprised by how Demons 2 (1986) was good as the first one. I loved the first one, this one is still surprisingly good. It's an 80s low-budget Italian horror movie and it was an entertaining one and very gruesome. It has a terrible makeups as from the first one, but they did totally awesome jobs. Some of the scenes are really terrifying ...
Jun 11, 2018 · One of the things that makes Demons 2 so good is that it just has a great premise. We have a group of random people trapped in an apartment building with no way to escape while they are being hunted down by an ever-growing army of demons who enjoy violently killing anyone they come into contact with. It sounds simple enough and I know that it ...
Aug 7, 2024 · August 7, 2024. Just a year after the release of Demons, Lamberto Bava and Dario Argento would combine their talents again for the sequel, aptly titled Demons 2. While not as effective as its predecessor, the sequel does manage to deliver some memorable set pieces that may, in some respects, rival the first film but, as a whole, never quite ...
Oct 24, 2014 · Demons 2 is the kind of sequel I like to see. It separates itself from the original to a fair degree (no returning characters) but leaves the situation the same (albeit, relocated from a movie theater to an apartment building). This keeps things nice and fresh but recognizable at the same time. The plot remains as surreal as ever.
Jan 16, 2022 · Blu Release – 4/5. Demons. Director – Lamberto Bava (Midnight Killer, Demons 2) Starring – Urbano Barberini (Opera), Natasha Hovey (Stay Lucky), and Karl Zinny (The Final Executioner) Release Date – 1985. Rating – 4/5. Tagline – “They will make cemeteries their cathedrals and the cities will be your tombs.”. When it comes to ...
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Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4 | Oct 29, 2021. Anton Bitel VODzilla.co. like its predecessor, this sequel, with its weird stylisations, is almost a study in inauthenticity - but that is not ...
Rating: 7.0 from 10 7.0 good Demons 2 (1986) 4K Blu-ray Review In the early 1980s, Dario Argento, the famed horror maestro responsible for such classics as SUSPIRIA and DEEP RED, branched out from directing into producing, shepherding the work of his fellow filmmakers to the screen – among them Lamberto Bava (DELIRIUM, A BLADE IN THE DARK), son of the legendary Mario Bava.
