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976-Evil II (1992)A seemingly harmless telephone service endows an evil teacher with powers from beyond the grave Director:Jim Wynorski |
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Debbie James | ... |
Robin
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René Assa | ... |
Mr. Grubeck
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Patrick O'Bryan | ... |
Spike
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Taylor
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Leslie Ryan | ... |
Paula
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Dr. Jamison
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Paul Coufos | ... |
Stone
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Karen Mayo-Chandler | ... |
Laurie
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| George 'Buck' Flower | ... |
Turrell
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Barmaid
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Joy Ballard | ... |
Stripper
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Yavone Evans | ... |
Reporter
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Eric Anjou | ... |
Detective
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Angela Gordon | ... |
Cashier
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Christopher Garr | ... |
Skeech
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A seemingly harmless telephone service endows an evil teacher with powers from beyond the grave
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
August 1992 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
976-EVIL 2: The Astral Factor See more »Filming Locations:
San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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1.85 : 1
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Written and Performed by Vincent D'Onofrio
Courtesy of Miles Away Music
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At the beginning of the movie, when Laurie runs into the school auditorium, we see a sign promoting the school's production of Faust, directed by "Joe Bob Briggs", with "Roger Gorman" listed as the head of the drama department (or some similar title). Joe Bob Briggs (real name: John Bloom) hosted a late-night b-movie program, and Roger Gorman is a reference to famed movie director Roger Corman. See more »Goofs
When Lawlor is being abducted by the ghost Grubeck, it is very obvious that a person in a black ski mask and black clothes is driving the car. See more »Quotes
Zuzu Bailey: Look, Daddy! Every time you hear a bell, a zombie takes us all to hell.See more »
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"Bad Dawg'in"Written and Performed by Vincent D'Onofrio
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A seemingly harmless telephone service endows an evil teacher with powers from beyond the grave.
Remember once upon a time when Jim Wynorski made good movies? You know, like "Chopping Mall". This might actually count as being from that era, or at least the tail end of it. (Wynorski himself claims this film is better than the original. I will let viewers be the judge of that.)
Certainly, this film is miles ahead of his current stuff. The budget looks ten times larger, the effects are better... heck, I am still having trouble believing that Wynorski made this. Where the heck did he go wrong? (My assumption is that he went wrong when he found more money could be made when productions get cheaper -- and he just decided to stop caring about making the cheap look good.)