Film · Prime Video · 1987
Prom Night II
A possession picture with a dance theme. Adults. Leave it off the calendar.
Mary Lou is a grudge with a corsage. The film enjoys the payback and the teenage bodies it spends to get there. There is no household to defend and no truth the scare is serving. A dance is a public promise that the young will be looked after. This uses the dance as a set.
You already know what a revenge ghost is for. It is for selling another October. The 1976 Carrie measure stands for the cruelty. This one does not even have that argument. It has a queen and a body count.
The eight
Industry
2/10
A school used as a set, not as work.
Household
2/10
No parents equal to the night.
Piety
1/10
The dead are a gag.
Courage
3/10
Surviving a set piece is not a virtue the film is interested in.
Republic
2/10
A school that cannot keep a dance.
Temperance
2/10
Appetite for the kill is the product.
Truth
3/10
It is honest that it is a slasher, and that is all it is honest about.
Stewardship
1/10
Nothing to hand a younger sibling.
Live historicallyDo not let a prom in your house become a costume for a killing.