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La ligne du diable II

Original title: 976-Evil II
  • 1991
  • R
  • 1h 33m
IMDb RATING
4.4/10
2K
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La ligne du diable II (1991)
Horror

A seemingly harmless telephone service endows an evil teacher with powers from beyond the grave.A seemingly harmless telephone service endows an evil teacher with powers from beyond the grave.A seemingly harmless telephone service endows an evil teacher with powers from beyond the grave.

  • Director
    • Jim Wynorski
  • Writers
    • Erik Greenberg Anjou
    • Rick Glassman
    • Brian Helgeland
  • Stars
    • Debbie James
    • René Assa
    • Patrick O'Bryan
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    4.4/10
    2K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Jim Wynorski
    • Writers
      • Erik Greenberg Anjou
      • Rick Glassman
      • Brian Helgeland
    • Stars
      • Debbie James
      • René Assa
      • Patrick O'Bryan
    • 33User reviews
    • 31Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Debbie James
    • Robin
    René Assa
    René Assa
    • Mr. Grubeck
    Patrick O'Bryan
    Patrick O'Bryan
    • Spike
    • (as Pat O'Bryan)
    Philip McKeon
    Philip McKeon
    • Taylor
    • (as Phil McKeon)
    Leslie Ryan
    Leslie Ryan
    • Paula
    Rod McCary
    Rod McCary
    • Dr. Jamison
    Paul Coufos
    Paul Coufos
    • Stone
    Karen Mayo-Chandler
    Karen Mayo-Chandler
    • Laurie
    George 'Buck' Flower
    George 'Buck' Flower
    • Turrell
    • (as Buck Flower)
    Sigal Diamant
    Sigal Diamant
    • Barmaid
    Joy Ballard
    • Stripper
    Yavone Evans
    • Reporter
    Eric Anjou
    • Detective
    Angela Gordon
    • Cashier
    Christopher Garr
    • Skeech
    David Rogge
    • Keith
    Lou Bonacki
    • Neelan
    Chuck Montalbano
    • Gross
    • Director
      • Jim Wynorski
    • Writers
      • Erik Greenberg Anjou
      • Rick Glassman
      • Brian Helgeland
    • All cast & crew
    • Production, box office & more at IMDbPro

    User reviews33

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    brandonsites1981

    *1/2 out of 4.

    Slightly better sequel finds that evil telephone line still in business. It seduces a teacher at first and then turns him into a full blooded killer. Lots of grisly memorable death scenes and a wicked twist of an ending are what make this entry better. Sure it is rather poorly done, but this film is a lot of fun and moves along at a nice pace. Rated R.
    5lone-wolf-007

    Dial it Again....

    This sequel has the survivor from the first tracking down a serial killer who is apparently using the 976-evil line to gain demonic powers. The thing is with this story is he isn't really becoming demonic as the character in the first film was. Yeah he shows signs of it but it isn't the same kind of way. More or less he uses astral projection. Almost a different story with the 976-Evil name on it. For straight to video it isn't bad really. Its true claim to fame for horror fans is one scene that steals the movie.That being one of the characters is zapped into the TV and is put into a situation that begins as Its a Wonderful Life and turns into Night of the Living Dead. Such a clever combination and it works so well. Its an idea that's good and executed well but belongs in a better movie. Other than that you have a few car explosions and people being ran over and a few death scenes. Also has a fairly interesting ending which especially at that time you didn't see a lot. Acting wise its your standard low budget actors and nobody is really "phoning " it in. There are also a couple of cameos and a sign to a play that most horror fans will get and understand. So its not great but its not bad either. The wonder life/living dead scene is a show stealer but the movie is average at best.
    ParaGraph

    Did we need a sequel?

    I believe, we did not. The first part of this movie was far not very good (What do you expect of a film directed by Freddy Krueger?). But this is one of the worst horror movies I have ever seen. Rene Assa (Who is this?) gives the worst performance of a college chief, who fell in love with one of his pupils, then he started dialing this number 976-EVIL, and than started performing assorted Omen-like murders. This poor girl (pupil) stands his evil powers with (guess who?) Spike, an annoying biker who participated in the first part too. Special F/X are poor, the acting is horrible, directing by Jim Wynorski (that genius whose mind brought us "Ghoulies IV" a movie which is in no way better). I didn't see any point in the script, it seems to rely solely on cheap special effects and some disgusting dead scenes. This movie sucks!
    5daisukereds

    "Last thing I need right now is a Horror movie"

    The possessing 976-EVIL phone line is back. This time, murderer Teacher must finish what he started.. whatever it is.

    With visions, astral projection, a helpful out-of-town biker "romance" and more.. or less.

    Sadly, this isn't gory or interesting enough to be something worth recommending. There's basically no plot aside from the crazy teacher killing people and being weirdly in love with the main actress. But nothing he does or happens further his agenda in that direction. So it feels very underwritten. Yet the ending wasn't at all what I expected, which was a nice surprise.

    Debbie James is quite a charming actress, and it has more than a few very interesting visual effects and ideas. So it is not a total loss.
    The Creeper

    A Masterpiece to say the Least!

    This is a Darn Good Movie that I Would have never Expected to be so Good. I first got Interested in the Series upon Learning that the Guy who Plays the Infamous "Freddy" Directed Part One. I Was looking to rent the Original, but could only found the Sequel, and was left with no other Choice. I didn't Expect Much, and got much more than I Would have ever Thought.

    What Makes this Movie such a Masterpiece is really hard to put into Words. I would say it is mostly the Originality and the Obvious effort put into the Script to try to do the best with a VERY low budget. In Addition; Very good Acting, Good Video and Sound Quality, Good Murders, and a Remarkable Sense of Suspense.

    Why would someone Not like this movie? They lack a sense of love for Horror Movies and/or Put this Movie in with a bad Attitude (If you Say You'll Hate this Movie, you most Likely will). I can also say that This Movie is for a Certain group that not everyone is in, and other user comments prove this! Reading the Plot Summary and Viewing the Trailer should really help you Decide before renting.

    I give this Film 10 out of 10.

    People who enjoyed this movie might like: Puppet Master, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, Friday the 13th, Child's Play, Scream 2, The Dead Next Door, Bloody Murder, Phantasm, The Dead hate the Living, Castle Freak, Bad Channels, House and Haunted Hill, and I Know what you did last summer. For more Recommendations, Check the other Movies I Have commented on by Clicking on my Name above this Comment Section.

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    • Trivia
      Brigette Nielsen was cast after she met director Jim Wynorski at a party. At the party, the two of them played a round of pool together with a wager: if Nielsen won, Jim would "put on a maid's outfit and clean her house" but if Wynorski won, Nielsen would work on the film for one day.
    • Goofs
      When the truck Grubeck steals to chase after Spike is shown pulling out of the impound lot of the police station the rear shutter of the trailer is open. During the chase itself several shots show the shutter is now closed most likely to hide the pyrotechnics loaded into the trailer for the impending explosion at the end of the chase.
    • Quotes

      Zuzu Bailey: Look, Daddy! Every time you hear a bell, a zombie takes a soul to hell.

    • Connections
      Edited into Ghoulies IV (1994)
    • Soundtracks
      Pushin' Too Hard
      Written by Sky Saxon

      Performed by The Seeds

      Courtesy of GNP/Crescendo Records

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    • Release date
      • August 1992 (Italy)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • 976-Evil II
    • Filming locations
      • San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Cinetel Films
      • Grey Matter Entertainment
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 33 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Ultra Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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