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5.4/10
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In this sequel, a couple must use a portal through time to defeat evil.In this sequel, a couple must use a portal through time to defeat evil.In this sequel, a couple must use a portal through time to defeat evil.
IMDb RATING
5.4/10
4.6K
YOUR RATING
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Did you know
- Trivia(at around 1h 30 mins) Drew Barrymore was a friend of Anthony Hickox, and was visiting the set the day they were shooting the vampire sequence. He decided to put her in the scene for a brief cameo appearance.
- GoofsWhile the movie takes place in California, Mark makes several references to the possibility of Sarah receiving the electric chair. California has never used the electric chair as a method of execution.
- Quotes
Sir Wilfred: [in the form of a raven] When you first used Solomon's locket, you opened a doorway to another universe... Cartagra...
Mark Loftmore: Cartagra?
Sir Wilfred: ...the place where the true battle between good and evil is played out for eternity.
Mark Loftmore: I still don't...
Sir Wilfred: Let me try putting this in a more earthly way: Sarah and you have actually stumbled into God's Nintendo game, where He and the devil fight it out, using their various Time Warriors as different characters... forever trying to tip that delicate balance one way or another.
- Crazy creditsGodzilla AS HIMSELF Filmed Entirely in THE 4TH DIMENSION
- ConnectionsFeatured in Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)
- SoundtracksAlso Sprach Zarathustra
Written by Richard Strauss
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Shlocky Good Time
This movie did not follow in the trends of the typical sequel by sucking hard. Let's say it's more Empire Strikes Back than Jaws 2. Okay, that's a bit of a stretched comparison, but whatever - it was a rollicking good time.
First of all, this is not a movie to take seriously in any way. It's an homage to various horror movies and it has more cheese than Wisconsin. Some of the content you'll encounter: animated murderous hands, Frankenstein, zombies, aliens, black magic druids,...and more! I would love to see this movie re-imagined as a musical (a la Evil Dead).
WWII (uh, WaxWorks 2) gets extra points for guest appearances from Bruce "The Man Bull" Campbell (just made up that nickname for him) and Keith "Masturbation Strangulation" Carradine (nickname not made up). Set aside your critical mind for the dramas, for this campy feature all you need to do is cook yourself up some Jiffy Pop, kick back, and prepare to be moderately entertained. Oh, and the 90's sucktacular rap video during the end credits is a hoot. You'll be dumbstruck by smoove lyrics such as "Lost in time, Like a bug in a jar. No matter where you go- YO- there you are"
First of all, this is not a movie to take seriously in any way. It's an homage to various horror movies and it has more cheese than Wisconsin. Some of the content you'll encounter: animated murderous hands, Frankenstein, zombies, aliens, black magic druids,...and more! I would love to see this movie re-imagined as a musical (a la Evil Dead).
WWII (uh, WaxWorks 2) gets extra points for guest appearances from Bruce "The Man Bull" Campbell (just made up that nickname for him) and Keith "Masturbation Strangulation" Carradine (nickname not made up). Set aside your critical mind for the dramas, for this campy feature all you need to do is cook yourself up some Jiffy Pop, kick back, and prepare to be moderately entertained. Oh, and the 90's sucktacular rap video during the end credits is a hoot. You'll be dumbstruck by smoove lyrics such as "Lost in time, Like a bug in a jar. No matter where you go- YO- there you are"
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- slodaddio
- Oct 7, 2009
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By what name was Waxwork II: Lost in Time (1992) officially released in Canada in English?
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