A Volta do Padrasto

Título original: Stepfather II

1989
R
1 h 33 min

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After escaping the insane asylum in which he was incarcerated, Jerry Blake (Terry O'Quinn) impersonates a marriage counselor and manages to win over a patient (Meg Foster) and her young son (Jonathan Brandis).

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Com a morte do pai, jovem aceita a decisão da mãe de casar novamente. Mas seu padrasto não é o tipo de homem que se pode chamar de uma pessoa equilibrada. Ele se vale de toda violência e ter... Ler tudoCom a morte do pai, jovem aceita a decisão da mãe de casar novamente. Mas seu padrasto não é o tipo de homem que se pode chamar de uma pessoa equilibrada. Ele se vale de toda violência e terror psicológico para ter obediência da enteada.Com a morte do pai, jovem aceita a decisão da mãe de casar novamente. Mas seu padrasto não é o tipo de homem que se pode chamar de uma pessoa equilibrada. Ele se vale de toda violência e terror psicológico para ter obediência da enteada.

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Curiosidades
Several additional moments of gore were filmed after principal shooting on the movie had wrapped. That is because the Weinsteins, after a test screening of this movie, complained about the lack of blood and demanded re-shoots. Jeff Burr refused, and another director was hired to do the re-shoots. In an interview, Burr commented, "they cut a little bit of (the film) out and they added some badly done blood effects. Badly done, because Terry O'Quinn refused to do it. Really, they were meaningless, so that was irritating."

Erros de gravação
When The Stepfather is arranging a victim's house and body to look like a suicide, the victim's dead body, hanging from a noose, blinks.

Citações
Gene Clifford: You should've bought American, Phil!

Conexões
Featured in Video View: Episode #2.9 (1991)

Trilhas sonoras
Sunshine Capitol
Written by Cole Coonce and T.J. Murphy
Performed by Hank Kimball's Daughter
Published by Brain Dead Muzick

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7/10

Stepfather II: Make Room For Daddy

The disturbed man looking for the perfect family, and will do anything to get it, is back at it again in 'Stepfather II: Make room for Daddy'. We pick up shortly after the original film, and see that the man formerly known as Jerry Blake is inside of a psychiatric facility serving his sentence for all the murders and attempts he committed. He breaks out early on and changes his persona yet again to a psychiatrist named Gene, this time targeting single mother Carol and her teenage son Todd. After brutally dispatching people in the way of him building a life with them, Gene makes it to the church on his wedding day ... but will he get through the ceremony without losing his mind completely?

Terry Quinn I thought 'Stepfather II' was really interesting in the sense that it separated itself from the other two films. In parts one and three, the stepchildren (Stephanie in 1 and Andy in 3) disliked the stepfather a lot. They could see that something was off with him, and it never really clicked. In this sequel, the son Todd really liked Gene the stepfather and looked up to him as a role model of sorts. His father just up and left him and his mom, so the writers did a great job of establishing Todd's need for a male figure. It kind of makes it all the more sad when it's revealed how sick Gene really is.

Terry Quinn puts in an amazing performance yet again as the deranged man who would kill for a perfect family unit. Meg Foster did really well as the mother Carol as did Jonathan Brandis as Todd. I liked the friend Maddie that they gave Carol, played by Caroline Williams. She was really good too. It lacked the intensity of the original film, but 'Stepfather II' is still very well done. The finale at the church as Gene prepares for his wedding is also very creepy.. and perhaps very bloody. I recommend this one!

7/10