Is much better than the first. This takes a while to warm up but once Christopher Lowell takes centre stage it gets much better and funnier. I'm not sure why it is set in the 80's, it would have worked in the modern era but that doesn't really matter. The acting is solid, the story is good and it is a more than passable time waster. It could have been shorter if they lost the first half padding and then might have been a better movie. It's fun. Not really scary but there is the odd moment. Some of the 80's references may be lost on those not around back then but they are fun for us older folk. Like I say, it's never going to get rave reviews but it is fun and worth a watch.
Review of My Best Friend's Exorcism
