Blu-ray Review – Vacation of Terror II

Just when you thought it was safe to play with antique dolls, here comes 1990's "Vacation of Terror II," which returns viewers to the ways of demonic toys, finding hero Julio back on the case when evil returns to Mexico, armed with magic, attitude, and a most powerful mullet. Director Pedro Galindo III takes command of the sequel, which offers a tenuous connection to the original offering, going full-steam-ahead as a monster movie, with the central source of hellraising trying to destroy a Halloween birthday party on a movie studio lot. While "Vacation of Terror" was a haunted house experience trying to give viewers a case of the creeps, "Vacation of Terror II" is more of a supernatural actioner, keeping Galindo III busy as he cooks up some very strange events for the film, which isn't about making sense, simply out to provide a thrill ride of bizarre, magical sequences, and a performance from pop star Tatiana. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com