The screwiest part? This is the second movie in a *trilogy*.

You know, I actually rather liked this one. Throw in a little editing, set designers who cared a little more, and trim the padding, and this could have been a really good movie.

I actually kinda liked the first episode. What the heck was going on with the second one, though?!

I can't help but wonder about the siblings of other hugely famous, successful people now. "Phillip Bonaparte tended the family vineyard and was completely forgotten by literally everyone for being responsible."

Does this feel like the monsters should have been handed over to Ray Harryhausen to anyone else?

...And apparently there's a whole series of these movies, which were released in response to "Conan the Barbarian" along with the "Ator" movies. I never thought I'd miss Ator.

All right, so maybe I'm overthinking it, but... what the crap is this? Was the creature created by psychological belief? Was it taking over the girl's body?

No, I'm sorry, I'm REALLY overthinking it.

This one feels like a comic book supervillain from the 60s that found herself in the wrong medium.

Congratulations, movie, you somehow managed to make a legitimately manipulative Prince of Darkness more profoundly unintimidating than Pitch the Devil.

Again, an interesting premise ruined by a sub-par delivery.

I'll admit it: Coroner Penguin made me smile.

Ah, the 80s. When people actually thought thick glasses and a convenient haircut could hide the body and face of a supermodel.