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When we last saw Dr. Alan Feinstone (Corbin Bernsen), he was being sentenced to a maximum security mental hospital and being menaced by his wife Brooke (Linda Hoffman). However, he's hidden a weapon inside his own skin and escaped, but his aforementioned ex knows that he's gone to one of the towns that he's kept postcards from and she's going to get the money he owes her to pay back all of the teeth and the tongue she's lost.
This Brian Yuzna (Society, Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation, Faust: Love of the Damned) directed film - he also made the 1996 original - seems like a sideways sequel for The Stepfather, with Dr. Feinstone becoming Dr. Lawrence Caine and starting all over again in the town of Paradise, Missouri.
Of course, he's still a maniac and all the issues he had in the first film all come raging back all over again, like his extreme jealousy when he falls for local Jamie Devers (Jillian McWhirter, Dune Warriors), who looks just like his last wife.
Also, much like the last time we saw the evil dentist, if you have to get any work done on your chompers, you shouldn't watch this beforehand. There's also a Clint Howard appearance, which is always welcome.
Alan Howarth did the score, so listen for stingers that sound suspiciously like the ones from Halloween 2. And I almost forgot that Big Ed Hurley's eyepatch-wearing wife Nadine (Wendy Robie) is in this.
score 4/10
BandSAboutMovies 27 October 2020
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