Lucifer and his carnies are plotting against Heaven. This is how the war begins.
Credited cast: | |||
Terrance Zdunich | ... | Lucifer | |
Paul Sorvino | ... | God | |
Adam Pascal | ... | The Agent | |
Marc Senter | ... | The Scorpion | |
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Emilie Autumn | ... | The Painted Doll |
Kevin 'ohGr' Ogilvie | ... | The Twin (as Nivek Ogre) | |
Dayton Callie | ... | The Ticket Keeper | |
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Tech N9ne | ... | The Librarian |
Briana Evigan | ... | Ms. Merrywood | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Kayla Allen | ... | Carnie |
Amy Argyle | ... | Applicant (as Amy Lawhorn) | |
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Lauren Michelle Bishop | ... | The Magician's Assistant |
Barry Bostwick | ... | The Watchword | |
Alexis Brandt | ... | Applicant | |
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Alisa Burket | ... | Virginia / His Lady Of Virtue |
Lucifer and his carnies are plotting against Heaven. This is how the war begins.
I've been looking forward to this ever since I saw the first movie. It was definitely good, I thoroughly enjoyed the story (which was actually more of a prequel) and it was nicely done with sets, costumes, lighting, special effects, etc. I think it wasn't made quite as clear as it should have that most of the movie was a flashback, I got the impression that the flashback parts were just a parallel story line until near the end when it became obvious what the backstory was, although I won't go into more detail on that because it would be a spoiler. My main issue with this movie was that the music just didn't get to me. The first movie had some really catchy tunes ("Grief", "Beautiful Stranger", "Grace for Sale", etc.), as did Repo! by the same creators, but the songs in this one felt a little too... Staggered, for a lack of better words. They just didn't stand out. The only one that really appealed to me was "Hoof and Lap". Aside from that, this was interesting and I do hope they make a third one, because this really leaves you wanting more!