Poison Ivy 2: Lily

About This Movie

So, 'Poison Ivy 2: Lily' is a curious little gem from '96. It’s got this dreamy college vibe, with an underlying tension that keeps simmering. Anne Goursaud directs with a unique flair—there’s an almost ethereal quality to the visuals. The story dives into obsession and identity; the art student, played by the intriguing Jaime Pressly, really brings a naive intensity to her role. You can feel that thin line between love and madness, especially as she entangles herself with both her professor and a fellow student. The pacing feels deliberate, building up the suspense without rushing. And while it’s not a horror flick, there’s this thriller undertone that keeps you guessing about her fixation and its consequences. Not a flawless film, but it definitely carves out its own niche.

Released on VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray. · Features a score by composer David A. Stewart. · Shot primarily on location in Los Angeles. · Jaime Pressly's breakout role prior to mainstream success.