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_Ghoulies II_ is the fun that the first movie should have been. "Good" might be too strong a word for this one, but it's a definite course correction for the series, 'cause unlike the first _Ghoulies_, I actually enjoyed my time with this o...


Movie spotlight
Four bloodthirsty demons stow away on a truck belonging to the owners of a carnival attraction and, after arriving at the fairgrounds, hole up inside the ride, which becomes a sensation after patrons believe the creatures are part of the show.
A demonic puppet show host, Eddie, attempts to unleash a horde of small, reptilian monsters called Ghoulies from a carnival funhouse. These creatures are controlled by a demonic artifact and wreak havoc on the carnival's attendees and workers. A group of people, including the carnival owner and his friends, must find a way to stop the Ghoulies and close the portal before it's too late.
Ghoulies II is generally regarded as a low-budget, schlocky horror-comedy that leans heavily into its B-movie appeal. While it fails to impress critics with its plot or special effects, it often finds a cult following among fans of creature features and over-the-top horror.
Offers some laughs and gore for fans of cheesy horror.
Relies on cheap thrills and excessive silliness.
The practical effects are dated but add to its cult charm for some.
Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a mixed reception, with some appreciating its campy nature and creature effects as entertaining B-movie fare, while others found the plot weak and the humor often falling flat.
The Ghoulies themselves were created using a combination of puppetry and animatronics, with some of the smaller creatures being operated by rods and strings.
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_Ghoulies II_ is the fun that the first movie should have been. "Good" might be too strong a word for this one, but it's a definite course correction for the series, 'cause unlike the first _Ghoulies_, I actually enjoyed my time with this o...