Boogeyman II

About This Movie

Boogeyman II (1983) dives into the chaotic aftermath of Lacey's survival, transporting us from the haunting countryside to the flashy yet eerie backdrop of Hollywood. The atmosphere is a curious mix of glitz and dread, especially as Lacey grapples with her trauma while a producer exploits her story. The pacing is a bit uneven, sometimes lingering on the party scenes, but it adds to the tension as the supernatural elements seep back into reality. The practical effects, albeit not groundbreaking, have that gritty charm of early '80s horror, and the performances, particularly by the lead, are genuinely unsettling. It's this blend of exploitation and horror that gives the film a distinctive edge, making it a curious watch for genre enthusiasts.

Explores themes of trauma and exploitation in horror. · Unique setting contrasts Hollywood glamour with dread. · Practical effects offer a gritty charm of the era.