The Electric Cord Strangler 2: I Strangle the Body Electric

Ten years after the original massacre, the son of the notorious Electric Cord Strangler returns to exact revenge on the survivors. This time, the killings are more brutal and inventive, utilizing electrical currents and appliances in horrifying ways. As the body count rises, the remaining protagonists must uncover the truth behind the killer's motives before they become the next victims of the electrifying terror.

The film was poorly received by critics and audiences alike, often cited as a generic and uninspired slasher sequel that failed to live up to even the low expectations set by its predecessor. Its gore was deemed excessive and gratuitous, while the plot and acting were heavily criticized.

• Relies heavily on cheap jump scares and excessive gore.

• Lacks originality and any compelling narrative or character development.

• A disappointing and forgettable entry in the slasher genre.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce due to the film's limited release and poor reception, but generally reflect a sentiment of disappointment and a belief that the film was overly violent without any substance.

Despite the presence of recognizable actors like Gary Busey and Dee Wallace, the film struggled to find significant distribution and is largely considered a direct-to-video release with very little fanfare.