Ghoulies II

Ghoulies 2 is the Gremlins 2 of Ghoulies movies. Not because Ghoulies is a Gremlins clone but because Ghoulies is as fun and crazy as Gremlins 2 so Gremlins 2 is the Ghoulies 2 of the Gremlins movies which means that ghoulies 2 is the ghoulies that ghoulies 2 makes fun of…

basketcasejoel

Never thought I'd be 37 years old watching Ghoulies 2 on a Friday night. Somehow, two Ghoulies high-fiving each other was entertaining for me.

Jeremy Milks

54 Film #5 of my October horror marathon. Plenty of Ghoulies in this one. Easy recommendation just for this aspect.

SilentDawn

English Version below🟠🟢🔵 Wie sich zeigt, deutlich besser. Wollte Teil Eins noch eine Geschichte um seine Prämisse bzw. um meine Erwartungen erzählen als der Mehrwert der gänzlich an seinem Ziel vorbeischießt und das mit Mach-3, nämlich sie als Unterbau zu nutzen die…

19oldboy91

54 More movies should be mostly set inside a carnival/amusement-park semi-truck-converted-haunted house called 'Satan's Den' with animatronic mummies and monsters and bats and oh look little puppet creatures ooooo *neat*

SilentDawn

This should’ve been called Ghoulies: Number Two. That’s the main problem with this movie. There are, of course, a few other problems with this movie as well.

Branson Reese

There’s a better story here than the first, but it’s still just as engaging. Sad to hear no Richard Band score, as they’re always fun. It’s got a great credits song though. The ghoulies should really get up to more mischief, and killing in more imaginative ways.

gregs1999

THE GHOULIES ARE ONE CARNIVAL ATTRACTION YOU DOOOOOOO NOT WANT TO RIDE! Those mischievous Ghoulies are back and have found their way to a carnival! What a perfect setting for all of the magical puppety mayhem that's about to blast your brain! You ain't getting out of…

belial_carboni

Ghoulies II: The New Batch  a kitchen sink sequel that takes the largely unfulfilled premise of the first film and drops it, or them, into the best setting possible: a carnival — mostly obnoxious, but that’s a compliment, not a complaint

Justin LaLiberty