The Lost Skeleton Returns Again (2009)

Director:

Larry Blamire

Writer:

Larry Blamire

Stars:

H.M. Wynant, Frank Dietz, Christine Romeo

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
H.M. Wynant	...	General Scottmanson
Frank Dietz	...	Reet Pappin
Christine Romeo	...	Sandra Fleming
Brian Howe	...	Peter Fleming
Fay Masterson	...	Betty Armstrong
Robert Deveau	...	Handscomb Draile
Kevin Quinn	...	Carl Traeger
Larry Blamire	...	Dr. Paul Armstrong
Daniel Roebuck	...	Gondreau Slykes
Susan McConnell	...	Lattis
Andrew Parks	...	Kro-Bar
Dan Conroy	...	Jungle Brad
Trish Geiger	...	Dr. Ellamy Royne
Jennifer Blaire	...	Animala
Alison Martin	...	Chinfa - Queen of the Cantaloupe People

Storyline

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Taglines:

So Terrifying You'll Wish It Were Only a Movie!

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Genres:

Comedy

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2009 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Arcadia, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$600,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bantam Street

Technical Specs

Color:

Black and White

Did You Know?

Trivia

Of the five characters encoring from the first Lost Skeleton film (The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra), all but Dr. Paul Armstrong wear the same costumes they did in the original.

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Quotes

Peter Fleming: Let's rest next to this large plant.

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Connections

References Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)

User Reviews

Larry Blamire and Friends Return Again!

Larry Blamire and his cast of familiar goons are a very select few that I follow in Hollywood regularly. I am yet to be disappointed.

Lost Skeleton Returns Again matches the same level of deadpan humor and creative caliber of hilarity. Dr. Paul Armstrong is stricken with bitterness towards his love of science. Animalia returns thanks to the transforming ray of the lovely aliens, Kro-Bar and Lattis. Dan Roebuck (LOST), Trish Geiger, Alison Martin, and the others are great additions to the established cast.

As far as sequels goes, it doesn't get must better than Returns Again. Blamire skillfully reintroduces the old characters with amusing twists while keeping true to their lovable personalities. The new characters are a great asset to the film as well. The storyline is cleverly crafted all the way to the end.

What about the new monsters? They are simply amazing. The costumes are exactly what you would expect after watching The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra with some improvements.

The Special effects got a face-lift in the sequel. After watching the special features, I found out the special effects were also homemade! Quite impressive! Get this movie! Watch it over and over! This humor is appropriate for the whole family. This rare jewel of a film is a great follow-up to the original and will keep you laughing until the end.