Psychopath cop decides to kill everyone who he thinks has broken the law.Psychopath cop decides to kill everyone who he thinks has broken the law.Psychopath cop decides to kill everyone who he thinks has broken the law.
Robert R. Shafer
- Officer Joe Vickers
- (as Bobby Ray Shafer)
Barbara Niven
- Sharon
- (as Barbara Lee Alexander)
Rod Sweitzer
- Larry
- (as Roderick Darin)
Miles Dougal
- Brian
- (as Miles David Dougal)
- …
Melanie Good
- Cindy
- (as a different name)
Maureen Flaherty
- Lisa
- (as Priscilla Huckleberry)
Carol Cummings
- Chloe
- (as Kimberly Spies)
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This movie is hilarious. It doesn't try to be a serious horror movie, because the makers knew it was a sucky film and so they added one-liners and jokes. Brilliant! I loved all the death scenes.
'Psycho Cop Returns' improves upon a poor dtv original, but the bar was set pretty low so it doesn't mean as much as it sounds. Satanic cop Joe Vickers is back to dole out his brand of justice, but it's the addition of decent gore and gratuitous female nudity that make it mildly passable. You just have to tolerant the cliche plot, bad puns and make sure to watch the unrated version.
A bunch of co-workers can't wait until end of the business day so they can sneak some lovely strippers (Julie Strain included) into their office building for a pal's bachelor party. The big issue is Psycho Cop (Bobby Ray Shafer) overheard their plans being discussed earlier at a donut shop and he has his own idea for how the night will go that isn't quite as fun or sexy.
If you get past the wacky idea of a bachelor party in an office highrise you'll find the setting is more in line for a bunch of killing. The first film had a house in the middle of nowhere. 'Psycho Cop Returns' still features an over-the-top performance from Shafer and one of the office guys acting is horrible. However blood and boobs help the predictable story from ever getting too annoying.
A bunch of co-workers can't wait until end of the business day so they can sneak some lovely strippers (Julie Strain included) into their office building for a pal's bachelor party. The big issue is Psycho Cop (Bobby Ray Shafer) overheard their plans being discussed earlier at a donut shop and he has his own idea for how the night will go that isn't quite as fun or sexy.
If you get past the wacky idea of a bachelor party in an office highrise you'll find the setting is more in line for a bunch of killing. The first film had a house in the middle of nowhere. 'Psycho Cop Returns' still features an over-the-top performance from Shafer and one of the office guys acting is horrible. However blood and boobs help the predictable story from ever getting too annoying.
I dunno what this other guy's talking about, but this film is an instant classic. Directed by Adam Rifkin (Detroit Rock City, The Invisible Maniac) under the alias Rif Coogan, this is one of the funniest, most entertaining horror film parodies ever made. Not a bit of it is meant to be taken seriously. Psycho Cop, returning from his ill-fated venture in the first film, seeks out a couple of blue-collar office workers after he suspects their planning of something illegal. Indeed, these two genntlemen, Larry (played by Roderick Darrin and Miles David Dougal) are planning a bachelor party for their friend, after the office closes. Both actors portray the films comic relief, Brian as the "ninny" constantly whining and looking over his shoulder and Larry as the go-for-broke party animal. As the party rolls on, members of the party as well as "Gus, the nightwatchman" (with a name like that, you know they're not serious) begin dying off, and Brian suspects something's up. The surviving partiers and a co-worker, the beautiful Barbara Niven, begin finding the bodies and the fun begins... A great movie, much more enjoyable than the Maniac Cop films.
What really elavates Pyscho Cop Returns (aka Psycho Cop 2) is the talent of Adam Rifkin (going under his Rif Coogan alias here) Rifkin completely acts like the first movie never existed which is good considering how bad the original really is, he gives you stuff you want in a movie like this good gore, boobs, sex, and an overall better performance from our killer Bobby Ray Shafer, all things that were missing in the first film. Shafer himself is really good here and it's nice to see his acting and one liners have improved drastically this time around. Penthouse pet and b movie goddess Julie Strain is also along for the ride. It's also nice to see Vingar Syndrome give this thing a great blu ray release, with better picture quality and of course the full uncut version of the film which for years was only available on a super rare VHS tape. Overall, Psycho Cop Returns still isn't as good as its Maniac Cop counterpart, but it's still a fun enjoyable ride in it's own right.
the name says it all Psycho cop, what kind of horror film do you think you are in for? yeah the movie for the most part is bad but its pretty damn funny at the same time. this is far from a classic but in its own way it is a classic. there are some really good one liners. i give psycho cop 2 5/10
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- TriviaBrittany Ashland and Sara Lee Froton, who play the go-go dancers in the stag movie, were both discovered by director Adam Rifkin working as strippers at a bachelor party that was held by Charlie Sheen.
- GoofsTony visibly blinks and breathes with full chest when the gang finds him and Chloe dead.
- Quotes
Officer Joe Vickers: You have the right to remain dead. Anything you say can and will be considered very strange because you're dead. You have the right to an attorney, but it won't do you any good because you're dead. Do you understand these rights that have just been read to you? Are you even listening? It would be a lot easier if you were a little more cooperative!
- Crazy creditsCuts of the stag movie appear during the final credits
- Alternate versionsThe German version is cut by 2 minutes and 34 seconds in order to secure a "Not under 18" rating. Most of the gore were reduced or removed entirely. The unrated Fokus Media Blu-ray release is completely uncensored. Only in 2019 would the movie be deleted from the BPjM index list in Germany, so it's likely that future uncut German releases will have a FSK rating if retested for a new rating.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Habeas Corpus: The Making of 'Psycho Cop Returns' (2017)
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