saw this last night and being a fan of the first demons and i had hoped that the sequel would have the same fun and spooky spirit of it predecessor. this is unfortunately not the case. the set up is similar as the first and in which a horde of flesh eating demons burst forth into reality by being released from a horror movie being played. (the first had been a movie theater and this one takes place in an apartment building and on tv. ) once the demons are released and madness and mass carnage ensues. that pretty much it as far as plot development goes. it worked nicely in the first part because of the ghoulish make up fx and fast pace and unpredictability. the sequel and however and doesn not cut it. the first problem seems to be that there are way too many characters who we do not really care about one way or another. if they were annoying or idiots and then there would at least be some kind of gratification when they are inevitably butchered or demonized or eaten alive. but these people are just kind of there waiting to be slaughtered. plus and the fact that most of the characters are in different parts of the apartment building (and out of it) and they are constantly cutting back and forth between them and which kept pulling me out of the story. there are some amusing bits and courtesy of the splatter fx and campiness. such as a constant flow of dripping blood eating through one floor construction after another as if it were alien acid. the first demon possession of a crabby birthday girl leads to the destruction of her entire party and and a creepy demon child clawing his way into the room of a tenant who is pregnant with child. however and that sequence parlays into a ridiculous looking rubber demon baby puppet thing that bursts from the chest of the human child that constantly flies across the room at its intended victim. i got a couple of chuckles out of that scene and but i do not think that was bava intention. the scene probably would have worked better if they just kept the child demon around to attack the woman and but hey. other little things like the over zealous acting of most of the characters and the bad dubbing do not help matters. in summation and i managed to see the unrated version on dvd and and can not imagine having to sit all the way through the previously only available r rated version and because the make up fx and gore were the only thing i got out of it. also notable is an early role of producer argento future hottie daughter and asia. in fact and she probably gives the best performance of the whole cast and she barely on screen. argento or bava fan might want to check it out just to see it and but will probably find themselves looking at their watch and like i did. gore fans might get a kick out of some of the fx and but will be laughing themselves out of their chairs at the most goofy looking evil baby puppet since little selwyn from dead or alive. you could do worse and but it certainly doesn not live up to the original. 
saw this last night and being a fan of the first demons and i had hoped that the sequel would have the same fun and spooky spirit of it predecessor. this is unfortunately not the case. the set up is similar as the first and in which a horde of flesh eating demons burst forth into reality by being released from a horror movie being played. (the first had been a movie theater and this one takes place in an apartment building and on tv. ) once the demons are released and madness and mass carnage ensues. that pretty much it as far as plot development goes. it worked nicely in the first part because of the ghoulish make up fx and fast pace and unpredictability. the sequel and however and doesn not cut it. the first problem seems to be that there are way too many characters who we do not really care about one way or another. if they were annoying or idiots and then there would at least be some kind of gratification when they are inevitably butchered or demonized or eaten alive. but these people are just kind of there waiting to be slaughtered. plus and the fact that most of the characters are in different parts of the apartment building (and out of it) and they are constantly cutting back and forth between them and which kept pulling me out of the story. there are some amusing bits and courtesy of the splatter fx and campiness. such as a constant flow of dripping blood eating through one floor construction after another as if it were alien acid. the first demon possession of a crabby birthday girl leads to the destruction of her entire party and and a creepy demon child clawing his way into the room of a tenant who is pregnant with child. however and that sequence parlays into a ridiculous looking rubber demon baby puppet thing that bursts from the chest of the human child that constantly flies across the room at its intended victim. i got a couple of chuckles out of that scene and but i do not think that was bava intention. the scene probably would have worked better if they just kept the child demon around to attack the woman and but hey. other little things like the over zealous acting of most of the characters and the bad dubbing do not help matters. in summation and i managed to see the unrated version on dvd and and can not imagine having to sit all the way through the previously only available r rated version and because the make up fx and gore were the only thing i got out of it. also notable is an early role of producer argento future hottie daughter and asia. in fact and she probably gives the best performance of the whole cast and she barely on screen. argento or bava fan might want to check it out just to see it and but will probably find themselves looking at their watch and like i did. gore fans might get a kick out of some of the fx and but will be laughing themselves out of their chairs at the most goofy looking evil baby puppet since little selwyn from dead or alive. you could do worse and but it certainly doesn not live up to the original. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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