| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Andrew Robinson | ... | ||
| Ami Dolenz | ... | ||
| Soleil Moon Frye | ... | ||
| J. Trevor Edmond | ... | ||
| Hill Harper | ... | ||
| Alexander Polinsky | ... | ||
| Mark McCracken | ... | ||
| Steve Kanaly | ... | ||
| Gloria Hendry | ... | ||
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Lilyan Chauvin | ... | |
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Caren Kaye | ... | |
| J.P. Manoux | ... | ||
| John Gatins | ... | ||
| Roger Clinton | ... | ||
| Joe Unger | ... | ||
After a group of teenagers indirectly cause an old witch to be burned, they accidently revive Pumpkinhead. This time Pumpkinhead is inhabited by the soul of a deformed orphan killed 30 years before. He goes on a bloody rampage after his tormentors and the teenagers. Meanwhile, a local sheriff tries to solve the mystery and stop the murders. Written by Parca Mortem <icy_shadow@rocketmail.com>
Crazy high school kids get into something they don't understand and release the soul of Tommy, a boy killed in 1958. Of course, we know who the monster is after, but the Sheriff (Andrew Robinson) is going crazy trying to figure it out.
And, does the town doctor (blaxploitation star Gloria Hendry) rent a room in the sheriff's house? She sure seems to be there a lot.
I have to say that the monster was certainly creatively done and provided some gory action. I find the fact that he can respond to the sheriff's pleas to be stretching it a bit.
Ami Dolenz and Soleil Moon Frye provided enough eye candy to keep viewer interest.