Resurrección satánica II

Título original: House II: The Second Story

1987
PG-13
1h 28min

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Comedy Fantasy Horror

El nuevo propietario de una siniestra casa se ve envuelto con cadáveres reanimados y demonios en busca de una antigua calavera azteca con poderes mágicos.El nuevo propietario de una siniestra casa se ve envuelto con cadáveres reanimados y demonios en busca de una antigua calavera azteca con poderes mágicos.El nuevo propietario de una siniestra casa se ve envuelto con cadáveres reanimados y demonios en busca de una antigua calavera azteca con poderes mágicos.

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Trivia
To aid in the promotion of the movie, a number of giveaway items were sent to theaters. These included crystal skull night-lights and caterpuppy figurines.

Errores
After "Gramps" feeds the worm-dog a bottle of beer, he tells the animal to go off and play, while turning him to the floor. It's then that you can see the obvious arm of the puppeteer, clothed in the same cloth of the blanket "Gramps" is using.

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Bill: There it is. Looks like you've got some kind of alternate universe in there or something.

Versiones alternativas
The Swedish VHS release is cut in the scene where Slim gets his head blown off.

Conexiones
Featured in Svengoolie: House II: The Second Story (1996)

Bandas sonoras
Happy Birthday
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Written by Patty S. Hill & Mildred J. Hill

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Pretty Good for a Sequel!

Another house, another set of house-guests. Although the first few scenes make you wonder if the movie was worth seeing, you're soon captivated by this movie. "House II" continues the comedic tradition set forth in the first "House". Arye Gross is as excellent as ever as Jesse, the new owner of the house, and Jonathan Stark, best known for his voice abilities in animated shows, is without equal in his role as Jesse's quirky and weird friend Charlie.

This movie will take you from the Wild West to the ancient Aztecs to the Crustaceous Period to the present time (October 30, 1986 in the movie). Charlie and Jesse get involved in one absolutely hilarious adventure after another. Like "House I", this movie is horror with a comedy bent, and doesn't have the nudity, language, or extreme violence that categorized most horrors of the eighties. It's good, clean fun. Sure, there's a few long-dead guests, but they're basically harmless. Add to the thrill some humorous, and well-done, special effects, and some interesting new pets, and you've got a winner!

If you enjoy "House II", it would be worth your while to check out "The Never-Ending Story" -- they work on a similar bent of fantasy and comedic special effects to catch your interest. Some viewers may also enjoy movies like "The Adventures of Pecos Bill". and more die-hard horror fans might also like "Tales From the Crypt Presents Demon Knight"