A group of tenants and visitors are trapped in a 10-story high-rise apartment building infested with demons who proceed to hunt the dwindling humans down.
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David Edwin Knight | ... | George (as David Knight) |
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Nancy Brilli | ... | Hannah |
| Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni | ... | Sally Day (as Coralina Cataldi Tassoni) | |
| Bobby Rhodes | ... | Hank | |
| Asia Argento | ... | Ingrid Haller | |
| Virginia Bryant | ... | Mary the Prostitute | |
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Anita Bartolucci | ... | Woman with Dog |
| Antonio Cantafora | ... | Ingrid's Father | |
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Luisa Passega | ... | Helga Haller |
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Davide Marotta | ... | Demon Tommy |
| Marco Vivio | ... | Tommy | |
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Dario Casalini | ... | Danny - Ulla's boyfriend |
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Michele Mirabella | ... | Hooker's Client |
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Lorenzo Gioielli | ... | Jake |
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Maria Chiara Sasso | ... | Ulla, partygoer with camera |
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A documentary is shown on TV of group of teens who investigate the legendary forbidden zone, in which a Demon infestation once took place (see Demoni I). When finding a lifeless corpse of a demon, one of the teens causes the resurrection of it, and the demon makes it's way into the nearby world by TV-broadcast... An unlucky girl, having her birthday-party at that time, gets possessed by the demon while watching the documentary and soon the entire building in which she lives turns into a living nightmare.... Written by The Snoek <bou@dds.nl>
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13 February 1987 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$1,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry
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The first demon popping out of the television was done by having an actor wearing a mask press his face against a latex screen. See more »Goofs
When George stabs demonic Sally with a stand pole after she has chased him and Hanna down the rope onto the lower rooftop, Ulla's demonic corpse is nowhere to be seen on the lower rooftop where she was thrown by George one scene earlier. See more »Quotes
Voiceover: [During opening credits] A terrifying, centuries-old prediction foretold the spawning of demons on Earth. That prediction came true when spectators in a movie theatre were transformed into bloodthirsty, fanged creatures and spread death and contagion. Days of terror that convinced the world demons can exist.See more »
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Lamberto Bava's "Demons" is easily one of the most popular Italian horror films ever made along with Dario Argento's gialli and Lucio Fulci's zombie bloodbaths.In "Demons 2" the action moves from a cinema to a high-rise block of flats;a documentary in which a team of archaeologists explore the ruins of the city besieged by demons in the first film is showing on TV.As the team are attacked by a resurrected demon,the creature forces its way out of a TV set and into the real world,infecting the unlucky residents of the building and transforming them into bloodthirsty demons."Demoni 2" is not as gory as "Demoni".It plays more like a campy comedy as it features some truly hilarious moments.The special effects are surprisingly tacky and amateurish(demon dog and demon baby look especially horrible),the script is silly,but the film is fast-paced and mildly entertaining.The score by Simon Boswell is sleep-inducing compared to the one Claudio Simonetti gave us in the first.At least we get some lovely songs by Dead Can Dance,The Smiths and The Cult.If you are a fan of "Demons" you can give this one a look,just don't expect anything as great as the original.7 out of 10.