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Three bounty hunters from space fly back to the town of Grovers Bend, hoping to save local residents from a new batch of Critter eggs.
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Scott Grimes
Brad
Liane Curtis
Megan
Don Keith Opper
Charlie
Barry Corbin
Harv
Tom Hodges
Wesley
Sam Anderson
Mr. Morgan
Lindsay Parker
Cindy
Herta Ware
Nana
Lin Shaye
Sal
Cynthia Garris
Zanti
Al Stevenson
Bus Driver
Douglas Rowe
Quigley
Eddie Deezen
Hungry Heifer Manager
David Ursin
Sheriff Corwin
Randy Spears
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**_Effectively continues the story, but it’s not as good as the first movie_**
It is reported that Crites are still present on Earth, so Ug (Terrence Mann) and two other galactic bounty hunters return to wipe them out, including earthling misfit Charlie (Don Keith Opper). Brad (Scott Grimes) just so happens to be in town when they visit the planet. Along with his new girlfriend (Liane Curtis), they team-up to eradicate the extraterrestrial menace of furry critters.
“Critters 2: The Main Course” (1988) has several highlights, but it’s just no where near as good as the original film from two years prior. For one thing, it’s more cartoonish and goofier, which makes it difficult to suspend disbelief as could be done with the first one. On the positive side, winsome Liane Curtis (Megan) is superior to the actress who played the young female in “Critters,” but the director failed to take advantage of her presence.
Statuesque blonde Roxanne Kernohan is entertaining as a ‘playmate’ of whom bounty hunter Lee takes the appearance. Her brief top nudity is surprising for a PG-13 flick. Unfortunately, Roxanne would be deceased in just five years due to a car wreck. Speaking of bounty hunter Lee, this ‘nothingface’ alien combined with his partner, Ug, results in the team Ug-Lee. Get it?
There are enough amusing bits to make this worth catching if you liked the first movie, such as the giant ball of critters rolling over a guy and leaving only his bloody skeleton. It’s just a letdown by comparison.
It runs 1 hour, 26 minutes, and was shot in Santa Clarita, California, which is located 32 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
GRADE: B-/C+
Wuchak01 Jan, 2025
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