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"Stepfather II" is a mixed bag in my opinion, although it is fun but could have been better, The plot is somewhat thin and follows too closely at times along the same path as the original film and the pacing is a little off at times, but this movie still manages to be interesting at the same time and boasts a decent cast with strong supporting performances from Meg Foster who plays the new would be wife with her stunning blue eyes and is always a delight to watch and Caroline Williams as the best friend, giving a really likable performance and has great chemistry with the cast and even the late Jonathan Brandis who plays the sun really shines in one of his early Roles, but off course is Terry O-Quinn who steals the show yet again. The plot = Not all that different from before, The Stepfather now sitting comfortably in an insane asylum, breaks loose and sets his sights on a new family. The first Stepfather film is a classic in the slasher/thriller genre thanks mainly to it's incredible performance from Terry O' Quinn, and coming back for more in this fun ride. Now, if only they'd release the 1st Stepfather movie on DVD!!! If you like this film then you need this DVD, it easily blows away the old VHS and Laserdisc editions. The only thing missing is a theatrical trailer.albeit most Buena Vista DVD's lack a trailer so it's no big surprise there.
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There is also a short still gallery, and a very interesting full-length commentary by the Director and Producer of Stepfather 2. A great thing included on the disc is that it has many alternate and extended scenes that were from the original Director's cut. The new DVD release presents the film in it's original Widescreen format, and it's a very sharp Animorphic transfer. Some additional shots were added and changed when the studio decided it was going to run a theatrical release like the first Stepfather, and they needed a more violent "Horror Movie". It was made for about 1 and a half million dollars and originally was supposed to be a direct to video release. That's writing the script, casting, shooting, post production, etc. You have to remember that this film was basically made in only 4 months. And then there's Terry O'Quinn who plays the character just right. Rarely does a film score stick in my head, but this one does. The haunting theme does a lot for creating a truly sinister atmosphere.
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I actually enjoy Stepfather 2 more than the first Stepfather movie. Stepfather II might not reinvent the genre, but it's a worthy and fun sequel. There's a nice dose of playful, dark humor throughout and the murder set pieces will please gore fiends without turning off those in the mood for more traditional thriller stylings.
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Joining him are genre faves Meg Foster and Caroline Williams who are equally game and ground a rather ridiculous story in reality.
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Bringing Terry O'Quinn back is a huge plus and he's pitch perfect here. This is a movie that doesn't need to exist, so it's to director Jeff Burr's credit that he's able to make it seem as if this movie has a right for being here. Jerry's soon up to his own tricks, dispatching of anyone that gets in his way. Unfortunately for Carol (the beautiful Meg Foster), Jerry fixates on her and her son (Jonathan Brandis) and wants them to become his new family. He, of course, escapes and forms a new identity - this time, a psychiatrist(named Gene) specializing in suburban women, which gives him a nice group of gals to choose from for his next dream wife. Even though it seemed as if O'Quinn's Jerry Blake was killed off at the end of the first film, the magic of the movies brings him back for yet another round of slashings in the sake of the American Dream. Thanks to a smart script and a phenomenal performance from Terry O'Quinn, The Stepfather ended up becoming a cult classic. The Stepfather was a surprisingly classy thriller stuck at the end of the 80's slasher glut.