Psycho Cop 2
4.2 /10 1 Votes
Country United States | 4/10 IMDb Genre Drama, Horror, Thriller Producer Cassian Elwes Duration Language English | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Release date November 8, 1993 (1993-11-08) (Germany) Cast (Officer Joe Vickers), (Sharon), Miles Dougal (Brian / Spongehead), Rod Sweitzer (Larry), (Stephanie), Melanie Good (Cindy)Similar movies The Voyeur , All Ladies Do It , The Lover , Cashback , Student Services , Frivolous Lola Tagline He's The Life And Death Of Any Party! |
Psycho cop 2 1994
Psycho Cop 2 (also known as Psycho Cop Returns) is a 1993 horror comedy film directed by Adam Rifkin, and written Dan Povenmire. It is the sequel to the 1989 film Psycho Cop.
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- Plot
- Cast
- Production
- Reception
- DVD release
- References

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Plot

In a coffeehouse, Officer Ted Warnicky, a serial killer empowered by Satan, overhears Brian and Larry, a pair white-collar workers, discussing a bachelor party that they are planning to throw in their workplace for their friend Gary. Warnicky follows the two to their office, and stakes it out in his car (which is full of body parts and demonic imagery) until after hours, which is when Larry bribes the security guard into letting in three strippers. Warnicky tricks the guard into letting him in, then stabs him in the eye with a pencil.

Warnicky sabotages the lifts, and when Mike goes downstairs to tell the night watchman about it, Warnicky throws him down an elevator shaft. Warnicky proceeds to send vaguely threatening faxes to the partiers, though this does not deter the drunken Gary from going up onto the roof with one of the strippers. The two are found by Warnicky, who shoots Gary in the head, and throws the stripper off of the building. Warnicky continues to send faxes, prompting Brian, Larry, and the remaining two strippers to go to the copy room, while elsewhere Warnicky uses a decorative spear to impale a pair of workers who were having sex in a storage closet.

Larry, Brian, and the strippers flee when Mike and Gary's bodies fall through the ceiling of the copy room, and run into Sharon, an accountant who had stayed late. The quintet try to call 911, but the lines are not working, and while looking around to see if anyone else is in the building, they find the skewered couple, and are confronted by Warnicky. Initially feigning being there to help, Warnicky shoots Larry in the mouth, wounds Brian, and chases the others. The women try to escape through the front entrance, but the door is shatterproof, and handcuffed shut. While the trio make their way up to the garage exit, they are attacked by Warnicky, who shoots one stripper and snaps the neck of the other. Sharon is pursued by Warnicky but manages to set his face on fire (causing one of his sunglasses lenses to melt to his eye) and knock him down an elevator shaft, but he survives the fall.

Sharon makes it out through the garage, and is chased through the streets by Warnicky, who catches her outside a bar. The patrons of the bar see Warnicky attacking Sharon, and in a parody of the Rodney King incident, they beat down the psychotic officer as a bystander videotapes the scene from his apartment balcony. Sharon, Brian, and Warnicky are all taken to a hospital. Ted Warnicky is healed by his satanic energies and storms out of the hospital room and screams are heard.
Cast

Production

Writer Dan Povenmire was offered the chance to direct the film, but as this would require him to quit his job working on The Simpsons, he declined.
Reception
The Video Graveyard gave Psycho Cop 2 two and a half stars, and wrote that it was "decent mindless entertainment" and that Shafer "turns in a pretty fun performance". Gorepress stated, "Psycho Cop Returns is the ultimate Friday night beer movie for blokes. If you think about everything you want in a bad movie, this flick has it in spades" while Monster Hunter wrote "the gore, and the humor are all functioning at optimal levels in this one, leaving the first Psycho Cop movie looking like the ugly 1980s girls it featured while Psycho Cop Returns is as stacked as the awesome body of star and 1993 Penthouse Pet of the Year Julie Strain!"
The acting and script were criticized by Critical Condition, which rhetorically asked, "Why make a sequel to a film which begged to stay dead?" Splatter Critic found Psycho Cop 2 to be "as worthless as the original" and "a pitiful outing that takes forever to achieve nothing".
DVD release
The film was released on DVD by Ardustry Home Entertainment in 2005 in an edited version that removed most of the violent and sexual content.
It was released by Vinegar Syndrome on Blu-ray on April 25, 2017.
References
Psycho Cop 2 WikipediaPsycho Cop 2 IMDb Psycho Cop 2 themoviedb.org