It would've been a mistake to rehash the story of the first film with just a different family, so instead part two takes a new approach. It brings back Ug and Lee and a few of the townspeople from before and ups the comedy level, turning it from a straight cheesy sci-fi/horror into a pretty damn hilarious cheesy sci-fi/horror that's aware of its own absurd nature and plays up to it. It's without a doubt the most fun I've ever had watching a Mick Garris feature; he earned himself a silver star.
3 space porcupines out of 5
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Mick will be pleased to read this Nut.
He can retire happy now.
Let's encourage him to do just that.
First he'll print out your Nut and display it on his front room wall.
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