WasAnnon Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.

Spoonixel Amateur movie with Big budget

Wyatt There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Pumpkin_Man I liked that this movie was different than the original, much like Prom Night II or Halloween III. This was made in the Golden Era of cheesy slasher films. It was okay, but I loved the original a lot better. The original was so cliché and basically ripped off Halloween, which I loved. This one introduces a more supernatural tone with the girls playing with an ouija board. (I haven't seen The Slumber Party Massacre all the way through yet, but I'm pretty sure they used a clip from that movie to explain the killer's past in this one. So, are these two series connected, or did they hope no one would notice?)Five girls buy the old Hokstatter place where some brutal murders took place 5 years before. (No relation to the original film) They talk awhile, act girly, eat cheap food and search around the house. Soon, they find an old ouija board and begin playing with it. Little do they know, they awaken the spirit of the killer. The script is pretty weak, it's filled with nude women and cheesy death scenes (In fact, you can see the shadow of a crew man spraying blood on the wall during a death scene.) It was okay, but I still much prefer the original. If you love campy B-movies, you might enjoy SORORITY HOUSE MASSACRE 2!!!

BA_Harrison A group of young women (played by five untalented, but big-breasted B-movie actresses who are obviously too old for their roles) move into their recently acquired sorority house. After slipping into their smallest items of lingerie, the girls unwisely decide to spend their first night in their new home dabbling with a Ouija board, calling up the spirit of a murderer who massacred his family in the very same house several years before. Sometimes, people in horror films just deserve to get killed...Director Jim Wynorski, a man not exactly renowned for his high-brow movie making, ladles on the cheese in this deliberately campy sequel to Sorority House Massacre, which forgoes genuine scares in favour of a tongue-in-cheek approach. Cheap, cheerful, and totally devoid of logic, Wynorski's film is never intended to be anything other than trashy fun, and, in that, I suppose it succeeds: viewers are offered a couple of prolonged shower scenes, a creepy weirdo who may or may not also be a killer, two useless detectives whose only purpose is to make possible a scene in a pole dancing joint (which briefly features deceased porn star Savannah as a stripper), flashbacks to a totally unconnected movie (The Slumber Party Massacre), and several unconvincing death scenes complete with hokey gore.Lacking any decent acting and direction, or any semblance of originality, Sorority House Massacre 2 is the kind of film best watched after a few beers have numbed the senses slightly and one's tolerance for puerile garbage is slightly higher than usual.

Michael_Elliott Sorority House Massacre 2 (1990) *** (out of 4) Five college girls (played by older actresses of course) move into a new sorority house where they are stalked by a maniac. This is one of my favorite direct to VHS titles that were all over during the 1980's and 90's. This film from director Jim Wynorski (Big Bad Mama 2, Chopping Mall) has everything a good horror film should have from big breasted women, non-stop nudity, strip clubs, girls in their underwear, a good maniac, bad special effects and of course, more nudity. The film never takes itself too serious and goes for plenty of laughs in its over the top spoof of the genre. Footage from The Slumber Party Massacre is used as well. This is in no way connected to Sorority House Massacre. Porn star Savannah has a small role. Peter Spellos is great as the mysterious neighbor.

slayrrr666 "Sorority House Massacre II" is a thoroughly fun and enjoyable cheesy slasher.**SPOILERS**Finding an abandoned house, Linda, (Gail Harris) Jessica, (Melissa Moore) Kimberly, (Stacia Zhivago) Suzanne, (Michelle Verran) and Janey, (Dana Bentley) decide to use it as the home for their new sorority. Freaked out by their neighbor Orville Ketchum, (Peter Spellos) who recounts that the previous owners had murdered their family, in the very house. As they're able to get past it, they suddenly find themselves disappearing in the house during a torrential rainfall, and it soon becomes apparent that a homicidal maniac is behind it all. Trapped inside due to the rain and the inability to find the killer, they try to get away before succumbing to the killer.The Good News: This here is a really great example of the kind of cheesy slasher that came out from the time period. The total tongue-in-cheek approach to this one shines through with a lot of fabulous examples in here. From the way that it treats the killer at the end, taking everything from multiple stab wounds to being choked out with a chain to a broken neck all the way to the amount of gunshots inflicted upon him, this is so totally cheesy that it can't be taken seriously in any event. Even more is the fact that during the shower scenes, rubbing over parts of the anatomy produce squeaking sound effects that only enhance the mood. The fact that they're all in night-gowns for most of the film to the copious amount of one-liners, this one is just a pile of cheese, and it's something that can add to the film, as it's done in the proper amounts. The film also decides to ditch them in favor of some suspense late in the film when it decides to focus mainly on a series of stalking around the darkened house during a thunderstorm, which is always appreciated. Mixed with false scares and a couple of cool confrontations and it has the makings of some spectacular fun to be had. There's also the fact that this one does have a rather fun factor throughout, making it seem like a really great time. Even the nudity in here is quite fun, mainly based around a couple of rather impressive shower scenes and a strip-club sequence, yet the shower scenes are a lot more fun than would be expected. This one here really has a ton of cheesy points to it that make it that much more fun.The Bad News: This here doesn't have a whole lot really wrong with it. The main problem would be the fact that footage is inserted into the beginning to explain the back-story. It's not even from this series, firstly, being from a completely different film and not even one that belongs in this series. It's use is also only there to pad out the time, as it's a healthy couple of minutes used up that serves no purpose. A later scene in a strip-club is another example, being only there due to get a little extra nudity in the film. These don't really belong in the film and could've been left out without problem, yet they're in because it's needed to bump up the time. These are obvious examples and pretty unneeded. The other flaw is that there's some scenes in here that perfectly display the amount of cheese, which might not be appreciated by all. It's not that it's full of cheese, but there are time where it's pretty obvious. It's not for everyone and could be seen as something to avoid. Otherwise, this one here was really fun.The Final Verdict: This was a full-on blast hurt only by a couple of relatively harmless flaws, if at that. Highly recommended for fans of the creative style, cheesy slashers or in the mood for a harmless T&A fest, while those who aren't at all fans of those styles would probably not find a whole lot to it.Rated R: Violence, Full Nudity and Graphic Language