Ghoulies II

Starring:Damon Martin, Royal Dano, Phil Fondacaro, J. Downing, Kerry Remsen, Dale Wyatt, Jon Pennell, Sasha Jenson, Starr Andreeff, William Butler, Don Jeffcoat, Christopher Burton, Mickey Knox, Romano Puppo, Michael Deak, Anthony Dawson, Donald Hodson, Carrie Janisse, Ames Morton, Steve Pelot
Director: Albert Band
Studio: Geneon [Pioneer]
Product Type: DVD

Description

The Ghoulies are back, and more devilish than ever, as they turn an unsuspecting carnival into a House of Pandemonium in this wildly outrageous sequel to the original smash hit "Ghoulies"! "Satan's Den" has received its final warning. Either the not-so-creepy House of Horrors spooks-up its act and scares-up some customers fast, or its gateway to hell will be closed -- for eternity. Just when Larry Prentice believes there's not a ghost of a chance to save his show, he gets some uninvited visitors to spice things up. The Ghoulies make "Satan's Den" their home, and profits soar as the demonic little creatures wreak havoc on the helpless fairgrounds. So take a ride on the Ghoulie-Go-Round and play some Bumper Ghoulies - enjoy yourself - 'cause the Ghoulies will get you in the end!

Customer Reviews:

0 STARS: You cannot be serious!!!!!.......2006-08-23

Obviously, the creators of "Ghoulies II" were not interested in making a horror/scary movie. Just take a look at that stupid big ghoulie-creature toward the end of the movie, and see what I mean...it looks so ridiculous, it's almost like something out of a spongebob cartoon. I mean what are these things, deformed gremlin rejects??? Besides that, this movie simply has no redeeming qualities to it. The acting is absolutely atrocious in this piece of trash, and I do not know what the director and screenwriters were smoking when they decided to make this garbage, but, suffice it to say, they did not succeed in making a horror movie. "Ghoulies II" is not even one of those movies that it is so bad that it makes you laugh...this movie just makes you want to cry because you spent an hour and a half of your life watching a piece of rubbish. There's really nothing else to say about this flick except that it sucks.

Wonderful Family Movie.......2004-03-24

If your father hasn't accidentally taken you to a movie recently, I highly recommend he takes you to see Ghoulies II. Or, as I like to refer to it Ghoulies vs. Carnies. The movie stars no other than "that guy" and Oates (my father asked if it was Lionel Richie) as a foppish dandy. Throughout the movie, carnival goers are terrorized by a toilet dwelling ghoulie, what appears to be a flying caelacanth, a bukkake rat ghoulie, and a cat ghoulie with tourette's. At no point do the Rat and Cat Ghoulie fight, they've learned to coexist peacefully despite eachother's shortcomings. The effects are a wonderful display from the geniuses at Thunderbirds, and Rankin and Bass. Everyone go find your Boglins. I know you've got one somewhere.

More B-Movie goodness.......2001-02-20

Ghoulies 2... what can I saw about ghoulies 2.. well I own this movie! This is the height of good bad movies, this movie stars some people I'm sure you've seen before.. you just don't know they're names.. Like the midget.. I've seen him somewhere.. Thats right! this movie has a midget in it, not only that, but this midget runs the whole horror ride. The movie revolves around a down on they're luck Horror ride entertainers who are going bankrupt, an old man, his grand son, a midget and some other people that arent important, then theres the evil money guy and the love interest.. One night, kids go into the haunted house expecting it to be boring but run into some tiny little demons, they think they are rats. Now.. remember the makers of this movie tried to make it a serious movie.. I had to tell you that before I say this, the demons put on a show for the crowd as the crowd chants "rats! rats!" and then the demons high five each other... that was great!! :) but it's not all fun and games, people start to die and dissapear.. and the old man thinks it's his fault.. lots of story line fallows and some death scenes.. Now.. I found this movie quite entertaining, but if your not a B-Movie fan such as myself, give it a rent first.. this movie is really funny.. but its not supposed to be.. the puppets are pretty cool looking. As I write this review, I see that they've made a 4th one.. god help us all.. Go out and buy/rent it now!!!

Ghoulies 2.......2000-10-15

Warning! Before even thinking on purchasing this product read the following. If like me you grew up mostly in the 80's and loved films like these you might be interested to know that this title is cut!!!, and the sound and picture quality are below average at best. This may sound harsh but if you have seen the quality of Fright Night, what was released in the same year and is also a B-Movie you will know what they could have done with this title. Better off buying the video for 2.99.

Not bad, the ghoulies are fun little monsters.......2000-08-18

This is a pretty good movie. Oh, it's on the B-movie side of films but the ghoulies are fun. In this film you actually get more from the actors than in most movies like this. This movie is very similar to Troll ( 1986 ) and it was made by the same exact people. There was a film called Ghoulies that came out before this , but in that movie the ghoulies were actually always in the backround. The first Ghoulies was more about witchcraft and spells, not too much about the title creatures. I hated it. In this one they had a much better budget, the ghoulies have way more screen time, and they used some cool effects to bring these little likable monsters to life. There are plenty shots of the Ghoulies as Puppets, but these puppets are very well done and they give the Ghoulies there own unique personality. There is also some stop-motion animation shots of these creatures as well. The animation models are very well sculped and well animated. The Puppet Ghoulies were created by John Buechler; the stop-motion animation was handled by master David Allen. Great for people who love " little monster " movies.

Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College [Region 2]

Average customer rating:

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The worst movie i have ever seen
GHOULIES AND CRITTERS
ANOTHER KICK TO THE GHOULIES!
Cheap wannabe slasher flick

Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College [Region 2]
Starring: Eva LaRue Callahan , Patrick Labyorteaux , Evan MacKenzie , Andrew Barach , and Nicole Picard
Director: John Carl Buechler
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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Customer Reviews:

go ghoulies.......2005-12-25

This moive is so coooooool ! the ghoulies. go to college a professor finds a book. and has the ghoulies under a spell and. the ladys are taking off stuff on ther body let me just tell you something. get this moive.

The worst movie i have ever seen.......2005-03-14

Ghoulies 3 really, really got off the subject of 1+2. It didn't have black magic anymore. The movie was more mischievious than the first two. In this movie they didn't come out of the toilet, which is what they are known for. I suggest to viewers not to rent this one

GHOULIES AND CRITTERS.......2001-02-05

I WILL BE 14 ON THE 9TH. I HAVE THIS MOVIE ON VIDEO AND I KNOW WHERE TO GET PART 2 BUT I JUST HOPE THAT THEY STILL HAVE IT CAUSE THEY DID HAVE 3 COPIES OF IT. I REALLY LIKE THE GHOULIES SERIES I HAVEN'T SEEN PART 4 BUT PART 3 IS MY FAVORITE. ITS FUNNY THE GHOULIES EFFECTS ARE REALLY GOOD I MEAN I DON'T KNOW IF THEY ARE PUPPETS OR WHAT BUT IF THEY ARE I PAYED CLOSE ATTENTION TO HOW THEY WALK AND MOVE AND I DID NOT SEE ONE FLAW LIKE TWO OF THE CHUCKY MOVIES IN WHICH I LIKE THOSE TOO BUT ANYWAY THIS SERIES AND THE CRITTER SERIES ARE VERY SIMMILAR. I MEAN THEY BOTH EQUAL UP TO PART 4'S AND THEY ARE CHEAP FUNNY COOL SCI FI'S I OWN CRITTERS 2 ON VIDEO. I LIKE THIS MOVIE YOU REALLY NEED TO SEE IT. ITS REFRESHING.

ANOTHER KICK TO THE GHOULIES!.......2000-05-29

If you are wanting a horror movie that will give chills then look elsewhere. This film is not meant to be serious, its purpose is to entertain rather than scare. I actually use the term 'horror' very loosely when applying it to this movie, really it is just a camp, college movie with a horror element. The main plot doesn't really revolve around the funny little creatures, rather it focuses on the attempts of two rival gangs (the Gammas and the Betas) to out 'prank' each other and claim the much coveted pranking crown. The Ghoulies do however provide some comical moments and some of the effects are entertaining.

It is hard to believe that this film was made in the nineties. It has a very dated mid-eighties feel to it, due to the use of directing and scripting styles that were popular during that era, as well as the use of gratuitous nudity, which has become expected of films within this category. These are not complaints, they actually make the movie watchable. After all, the eighties was the decade which invented this genre and to present it in any other format just wouldn't fit. The acting is probably also slightly better than one would normally expect fom such a movie, but then again, the script provides no particular challenges.

There are similarities to movies such as Critters and Gremlins, but Ghoulies never comes close to achieving the same standards. That's not to say that it isn't worth watching, just don't expect too much, and if you enjoy silly films, such as Troma's offerings then you will undoubtedly enjoy this. If you can get it cheap, then this is overall, a fun movie to have in your collection.

Cheap wannabe slasher flick.......2000-04-14

Ghoulies III is a cheap excuse for a Ghoulies film. Stupid NEW story line, NO gore, NO horror, and very little horror. The story, a cheap slapped-together piece of filth, about a comic that brings talking Ghoulies to life. And, just for kicks, there is some nudity thrown in. Don't waste your time with this "horror-comedy".

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