Years after the brutal demise of her friends and her brother Scott (Andrew Waffenschmidt) - see Kids Go to the Woods... Kids Get Dead -, Casey (Leah Rudick) still suffers from nightmares from the ordeal ... but since all the killings back then were connected to a book that predicted them a bit too accurately, Casey figures to fight her own inner demons, she has to find Charles Carver (Steven Buja), the author of the book, and find out how he could have known everything that had been going on beforehands. Upon meeting Carver though, she has to realize he's an egocentric megalomaniac who thinks he has created her and the world she lives in - but what's worse, he seems to have supernatural powers that suggest just that ... and before long, he's chasing after Casey ...

Meanwhile, college girl Monica (Vonka Ramonoff) is having a big party at her parents' house, with much drinking, booze, sex ... and her brother Brian (Bradley Creanzo), a bookworm currently reading the newest novel by Charles Carver ... until his attention is drawn to nerdish but lovely Steph (Lauren Meslanik) a bit too much to really get any serious reading done anymore - which is too bad, because there's a killer (Alexander Kollar) in the house, killing off the kids one by one, and he's following the book's plot to the t. But maybe it wouldn't have made the least bit of difference, if Carver has written the plot that way, that's how it's going to be, right? But how does Casey fit into this plot then?

Kids Get Dead 2: The Kids Get Deader is first and foremost a throwback to 1980's slasher cinema - but one of the few movies that gets it right, too: Its plot is indeed very silly, far-fetched, features a few too many excuses to show topless nudity, and is anything but subtle no matter which way you look at it - and in this case, this is exactly what's good about it, because the film doesn't take itself seriously at all - without being moronic or even trying to be an obvious parody, but plenty of nods to the films of old, semi-serious death scenes, and of course "horror hostess" Samantha Glovin, who pops up at the least appropriate moments make this one just fun to watch, no matter if you even like the genre or not.

No really, this is a film that works perfectly well as a party movie with plenty of beer and mates - but you might even get a kick out of it on your own and sober ...

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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