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Director:
Rob Spera
Writer:
John R. Stevenson (writer)
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Release Date:
18 February 2003 (USA) more
Tagline:
The second cut is the deepest.
Plot:
A girl named Tracy is with a bunch of teens closing up camp. She keeps having dreams about her brother who dissappeared there and it was rumored he was killed by Trevor Moorehouse, and of course guess who shows up for blood. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast

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Katy Woodruff ... Tracy

Tyler Sedustine ... Jason
Amanda Magarian ... Sofie
Kelly Gunning ... Mike

Tiffany Shepis ... Angela
Raymond Novarro Smith ... Elvis (as Ray Smith)
Arthur Benjamin ... Rick
Tom Mullen ... Ryan
Lane Anderson ... James
Virginia Mendoza ... Juanita

John Colton ... Sheriff Miller
Carl Strecker ... Deputy Tim
Benjamin Schneider ... Deputy Carver
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Bloody Murder 2 (USA) (video box title)
Halloween Camp (UK) (DVD title)
Halloween Camp: Trevor vs Jason (UK) (DVD box title)
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MPAA:
Rated R for strong violence/gore, sexuality and language.
Runtime:
92 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English | Spanish
Color:
Color
Certification:
Australia:MA | UK:18 | USA:R | UK:15

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the second cut is the deepest, 18 February 2009
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Author: trashgang from Midian

This second part is how producers could shown that they made a big mistake by getting actors who couldn't act, or directors who couldn't direct. They learned from that. This is part two and much much better than part one. It starts of with a dream, you are immediately in the movie. When the killer appears they only made one mistake with the chainsaw. Watch close when you see it penetrating Jason, you could easily see the mistake, anyway, I thought, o no, not again a bad movie. But then we get to learn the persons, this time they could act, they are less shameless, the girls I mean, than in the first part where they wear underwear that made you go aaaaaaaaaarghhhhhh. The score is better, editing is better, effects are better, there is more blood and more gore in it, decapitations, mutilations, full frontal nudity, first person views, it got all the ingredients to make it a good slasher. And there are a few plots in it that you couldn't suspect. For a low budget one it is surely watchable. Unavailable here in Europe, you really have to buy it in Australia like I did, maybe in the states. One of the franchises that is better then the first part, buy it.

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