Psycho Ape: Part II - The Wrath of Kong

After being released from prison, the gorilla returns to his friend and former foe who have entered into a relationship together and joins them trying to adjust to normal life, but when a crime spree paints him as the main suspect forces the ape to turn to his friends to find the culprit responsible.

This was a pretty enjoyable effort with a lot to like. The whole thing is based on the absurd level of cheese and humor presented here as the film never fails to offer up references, homepages, or outright spoofs of scenes or concepts it's so silly and absurd to go through the numerous gags throughout here offering up takes on numerous other films, pop culture moments, and TV shows with a winking nod that comes off as the entire purpose due to how the interactions come off as not only does the physical gag make reference to what it's referencing but then the characters make pointedly on-the-nose quips about the situation that has a highly bizarre tone to it. The sketch comedy approach rapidly transitioning to another gag or spoof sequence makes everything flow together quite well at the beginning. While the focus on goofiness and silly antics works in its favor for those that enjoy this brand of comedy, the setup and approach here might also be just as much of a turn-off for those that don't enjoy this particular style. With the loosely structured feel looking like it's improvised on the spot with the way they come off, breaking the fourth wall by having the crew direct the actors in the scene how it's supposed to come off during the sequence, and the slew of meta jokes which all either help the sense of humor present or just wear on the viewer to the point of exhaustion and frustration. The low-budget look and feel might also be problematic since it never allows for the carnage that took place in the original by going for the elaborate jokes, but for those that don't mind the style it won't be as big of a deal.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Language, Graphic Male Nudity, and comedic Graphic Violence.