writer or director michael hurst sci fi channel sequel to stan winston classic horror tale of revenge gone awry has its moments and some decent gore and but ultimately falls short in comparison to the original. i am pretty sure the filmmakers weren not trying to make a comedy and but i caught myself laughing throughout. a family feud started over a car accident is the basis for this entry into the franchise. the hatfield and mccoy families live in a backwoods town with dirt roads and drive pickup trucks and drink moonshine and and kick each others asses every chance they get. just when they thought it was safe to hate each other and live happily ever after and jodie hatfield (amy manson) and ricky mccoy (bradley taylor) decided to fall in love causing the fit to hit the shan. one night the two lovebirds decide to head out into the woods for some quality time while ricky sister plays lookout and but it just so happens that on that very night some of the hatfields accidentally kill ricky sister and catch him and jodie together. you know what happens next. ricky finds his sisters body and decides to pay a visit to haggis so that he can exact his revenge through the mighty pumpkinhead. ye haw. also and harley (lance henriksen) is back to warn potential damned souls against using pumpkinhead to ease their pain. which really put a kink in the story because harley is supposed to have called on pumpkinhead years before this story takes place and but the setting and characters look like dirty pilgrims that somehow traveled through time in order to bring the pickup truck back to plymouth. then there the sheriff (rob freeman) who has his own ties to the demon and looks like he belongs in a 70 revenge movie instead of a made for cable horror flick. some of the gore and special effects were cool and but instead of sticking to the man in a suit way of thinking hurst used some terrible looking 3d shots for certain scenes. one particularly embarrassing shot shows pumpkinhead jumping from tree branches like a badly rendered 3d monkey. the cinematography was exceptional and elevated the quality of the movie quite a bit. the acting was pretty decent also and with the exception of a few poorly executed accents. family feuds never end well and especially when the families involved in the feud have to deal with pumpkinhead. i do not enjoy every minute of this flick and but it was much better than most of the movies the sci fi channel spits out. maybe it a sign that the channel is trying to bring the quality of its movies up to match the quality of its original series. i do not waste any coin on a rental and but if you get the chance to catch a rerun of it on the boob tube i would say to check it out. it a not so killer film but it rises slightly above the level of trash that makes it onto dvd these days. 
writer or director michael hurst sci fi channel sequel to stan winston classic horror tale of revenge gone awry has its moments and some decent gore and but ultimately falls short in comparison to the original. i am pretty sure the filmmakers weren not trying to make a comedy and but i caught myself laughing throughout. a family feud started over a car accident is the basis for this entry into the franchise. the hatfield and mccoy families live in a backwoods town with dirt roads and drive pickup trucks and drink moonshine and and kick each others asses every chance they get. just when they thought it was safe to hate each other and live happily ever after and jodie hatfield (amy manson) and ricky mccoy (bradley taylor) decided to fall in love causing the fit to hit the shan. one night the two lovebirds decide to head out into the woods for some quality time while ricky sister plays lookout and but it just so happens that on that very night some of the hatfields accidentally kill ricky sister and catch him and jodie together. you know what happens next. ricky finds his sisters body and decides to pay a visit to haggis so that he can exact his revenge through the mighty pumpkinhead. ye haw. also and harley (lance henriksen) is back to warn potential damned souls against using pumpkinhead to ease their pain. which really put a kink in the story because harley is supposed to have called on pumpkinhead years before this story takes place and but the setting and characters look like dirty pilgrims that somehow traveled through time in order to bring the pickup truck back to plymouth. then there the sheriff (rob freeman) who has his own ties to the demon and looks like he belongs in a 70 revenge movie instead of a made for cable horror flick. some of the gore and special effects were cool and but instead of sticking to the man in a suit way of thinking hurst used some terrible looking 3d shots for certain scenes. one particularly embarrassing shot shows pumpkinhead jumping from tree branches like a badly rendered 3d monkey. the cinematography was exceptional and elevated the quality of the movie quite a bit. the acting was pretty decent also and with the exception of a few poorly executed accents. family feuds never end well and especially when the families involved in the feud have to deal with pumpkinhead. i do not enjoy every minute of this flick and but it was much better than most of the movies the sci fi channel spits out. maybe it a sign that the channel is trying to bring the quality of its movies up to match the quality of its original series. i do not waste any coin on a rental and but if you get the chance to catch a rerun of it on the boob tube i would say to check it out. it a not so killer film but it rises slightly above the level of trash that makes it onto dvd these days. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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