Sorceress II: The Temptress

1997
R
1h 22m

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Julie Strain in Sorceress II: The Temptress (1997)

A bevy of beautiful women are invading the dreams of men in order to gain control of their souls, but when one man's dream turns deadly, he awakens instincts buried deep within him that he u... Read allA bevy of beautiful women are invading the dreams of men in order to gain control of their souls, but when one man's dream turns deadly, he awakens instincts buried deep within him that he uses to retaliate against the Queen of Evil.A bevy of beautiful women are invading the dreams of men in order to gain control of their souls, but when one man's dream turns deadly, he awakens instincts buried deep within him that he uses to retaliate against the Queen of Evil.

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Trivia
The footage of Tara at the beginning and at the end of the film is actually just stock footage from similar scenes with Julie Strain from the previous Sorceress (1995).

Goofs
When we first see Paul, he is driving a red Porsche 964 series 911 cabriolet with standard (visible) headlights. Moments later, when he arrives in Coventry, his car now a preceding generation Carrera series 911 cabriolet with a slant nose front end with fold-down headlights and a whale tail spoiler.

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THIS STORY, ALL NAMES, CHARACTERS AND STRIPPER INCIDENTS PORTRAYED IN THIS PRODUCTION ARE FICTITIOUS. NO IDENTIFICATION WITH ACTUAL PERSONS, PLACES, BUILDINGS AND PRODUCTS IS INTENDED OR SHOULD BE INFERRED.

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Edited from Sorceress (1995)

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3/10

A real mishmash

This flick got me in a bad mood right from the start: the opening scene is identical to that of the first "Sorceress" - to the extent of lifting most of its footage! It's a very lazy way to start your film. Later on, there is one well-done sequence of a car out of control in a highway, crashing into other cars and getting crashed by them; and there are some beautiful women to look at (none of the standards of Kristina Ducati from the original though - only Lynn Daly comes close); apart from these points, "Sorceress II" has little of value to offer. The story is murky, the special effects battles are schlocky (I still wonder why people who are capable of shooting magical rays from their hands would engage in contact fighting), and apparently someone thought it would be a good idea to repeat the first film's APPALLING ending (again, lifting some of its footage), dropping the grade of this film even further, to a * out of 4.