Aliens: seducción extraterrestre

i have to admit i watched this just for the hott chicks and boy was i not disappointed, seemed like every guys fantasy chick including mine was in this movie. not having seen the original i didn't know what to expect except for the hot chicks,, i was surprised to see Tobin Bell,, Jigsaw from Saw in this,, he was a college professor in this.. apparently the alien chicks are defly afraid of heat,, they like the cold, so they wanna get the guys out in the cold weather to do it,, one guy is cold so he turns on a heater and the girl gets a bad burn from it,,apparently the only way you can tell if the girl is an alien is the fact that they have no belly button,, the guys at the college are in a race to see how many alien chicks they can score.. not a bad movie,, there is actually a plot in there if you look hard enough.

This movie is what i call a good light heart movie that serve its purpose well. It takes elements from the college boys movies, other elements from suspense, and a little part of the horror gender(even tough it ain't gore or scary at all). The story has flaws and its far from perfect, but for what it aim for it serve its purpose well.

Much like the other reviewers i think if you watch this movie knowing exactly what it is(and liking that) you will have a good time. Even better with beers and a couple friends. Of course this movie is aimed at teens to young guys audience. This is one of those "watch a movie on Saturday night with a couple buddies, pizzas and beers" type.

The female cast is great looking, the acting is decent enough, the story funny, overall its cool.

Were part 1 was a let down due the CGI they have tried to use some real effects. Again, the movie starts were the other one ended. There are in the first minutes some flashbacks of part 1 so you can pick this one easily up without watching part 1. There are some teaser actors in it like Dina Meyer from the first 3 Saws and of course Tobin Bell. Dina surely looks sexy but Tobin was a bit disappointing. The way he acts in Saw is great but here he's trying to act and talk the same and I have seen him doing that in other flicks too. Again, the decoys really are looking sexy and some are showing their tits but still it is one for the teenagers. Better than part 1 but it can't compete with Species.

In the cold winter in the Strathorn University, a group of college students dispute a competition to see who can score more girls along the period. The Decoys change their strategy, seducing the teenagers but forcing them to extend the fore-plays for a longer time to survive their lower temperature and support their eggs, and hiding the bodies of their occasional victims. Meanwhile, Luke Callahan (Corey Sevier), who survived to Constance Snowden (Kim Poirier) in St. John College, is having psychiatric assistance of Dr. Alana Geisner (Dina Meyer), and researches the women with many tentacles on her breast but is not able to convince Dr. Geisner that the girls are aliens trying to breed. When many students are missing in the campus, Luke believes that the Decoys are back, and finds that the student Sam Compton (Tyler Johnston) is the only person that believes on his words.

"Decoys 2: Alien Seduction" is a good sequel of "Decoys", with a kind of teen-version of "Species". The story has flaws, but I like B-movies and "Decoys 2" has never disappointed me. On the contrary, this pleasant and entertaining film is underrated in IMDb. There are beautiful and sexy actresses, funny moments and good special effects, and I recommend this movie for fans of the genre, but I suggest the viewer to see first "Decoys" to understand this good sequel. My vote is seven.

Title (Brazil): "Decoys 2: Sedução Alienígena" ("Decoys 2: Alien Seduction")

The sequel is much like the original, but without the sentimentality. There are no sympathies for the aliens this time, but you still get the college stereo types and hormone driven students doing anything to score.

Overall, I felt this film was worth watching for those who go in expecting a B horror movie type atmosphere. Oscar material this is not, so those looking for a deep plot and character development should just stay away.

FYI, Kim Poirer is back and looking as good as ever. I'd watch this just to see her again.