Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama 2

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Good movie!

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Being a huge fan of the original, I was compelled to make my very first imdb review after watching this garbage. Here's just a few reasons why: Whoever wrote this script (yup, didn't bother to check) shouldn't even write their name on stuff. This was truly terrible.... But IF you're gonna do it anyway, and IF you're gonna do a sequel, how about you watch the original first? Maybe, ya know, add to an existing plot line rather than create...whatever this is? Glaring example: Spider was NOT a pledge. Ever. Just, bleh! SOOO many scenes depended on THIS offensive inaccuracy. Speaking of, big round of applause for our returning cast? Uh, yeah, no. I get that there were "issues", but the 2 returning o.g.s should have been able to say "hey, that's not historically accurate, bin it!" but nah, instead let's just make 1 of them director and neither one of them has to be good in their role reprisals. Notice I said 2? Several reviews say L. Quigley refused the role (she must have read the script), but iMDB trivia says she was NEVER ASKED to reprise the role of Spider... which leads us to Snake, and let's just walk right past all that without a glance, shall we? Either way, she's the winner here! Bad movies have been a staple for soooo many quality actors and filmmakers to rise to the top. There's no hidden gem here, literally no talent was used in any aspect. Bottom. Line. If you can get through the super unimaginative, abysmally acted, zero quality effects or edited first 40 minutes, and *finally* get to the IMP... you're treated with a hand puppet that looks like it was made a few decades ago in a summer camp by a kid who doesn't enjoy making art, thrown into a dusty corner of an attic (because, as this movie agrees, that's where you put things that you don't eeeeeever want found), and was used years later as a dusty reminder that it's nearly always impossible to recreate awesome. So.. get through that first 40 minutes, and you only have about 25 mins more to suffer through.

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Right, well I figured that a movie with a title such as "Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama 2" would be a corny movie when I sat down to watch it here in 2023. And it should be noted that I hadn't 1988 "Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama" movie, so I didn't know what I was in for here. And seeing that it was a movie from Full Moon Features and that Charles Band was the executive producer, surely there was a chance of it being a fair watch? However, writers Sergei Hasenecz and Kent Roudebush failed to deliver a script and storyline that offered much of any entertainment to me. Sure, it was as corny as I had anticipated, and that could potentially have been a good thing, but the overall feel of the movie just failed to capture my interest. And it didn't really help that the imp itself was so awful to look at. It was so painstakingly obvious just an inarticulate hand puppet, and that didn't exactly make things better. Especially not when Full Moon Features have managed to churn out numerous "Puppet Master" movies with way better effects than what was seen in this 2022 horror comedy from director Brinke Stevens. I was't familiar with the cast ensemble, though I have to say that Kelli Maroney and Brinke Stevens did look familiar. However, I cannot remember in what movies I have seen them before. Visually then "Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama 2" wasn't a great experience. I am sure that there is an audience out there for a movie such as "Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama 2". However, I just wasn't a part of that particular target audience. My rating of "Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama 2" lands on a three out of ten stars.

Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama 2 (2022) is a movie that I recently watched on Tubi. The storyline follows a sorority that doesn't believe in the rumors about the school and local bowling alley until they unleash the wish granting gremlin themselves. They'll learn the hard way the evil intentions of the gremlin they've unleashed. This movie is directed by and stars Brinke Stevens (Terror Toons 4) in her directorial debut and also stars Kelli Maroney (Fast Time at Ridgemont High), Audrey Neal (No Way Out), Jessie Gill (The Pointe), Michelle Bauer (Demonwarp) and Luka Parente (The Christmas Listing). The best part of this movie is the cameos and characters from the original 1988 cult classic. This felt like a movie only made for that purpose. The writing is poor to awful with no real storyline, purpose of the events or worthwhile acting/dialogue. The acting and dialogue is really * movie caliber; unfortunately, this doesn't have as much nudity as you'd expect from the poster or caliber of movie this is. There's a scene they literally spray whipped cream on top of a t-shirt (whose idea was that). The last 10 minutes of this film gets really good with some great use of makeup, costumes, horror elements and some fantastic kill scenes. I literally said out loud, where was this all movie? Unfortunately, it's too little too late. Overall, this is a poor addition to the horror genre that felt rushed and didn't have enough elements to make it worth a watch. I would score this a 2/10 and recommend skipping it.

This didn't do it for me, and I'm totally bummed out about having to say that. I'm a big fan of the original, love the cast and Uncle Impy. I wanted to enjoy this. I'm cool with low budget/low effort movies if they do something fun. I didn't like any of the characters except the imp. Should have spent more on hair, makeup, wardrobe, and script re-writes. The characters lacked passion, especially the women. They were all just reading lines off of cards. I'm bummed out that more effort wasn't put into helping Michelle Bauer and Brinke Stevens look pretty. I met Michelle and making her look sexy, and in character, would have required very little effort. Also, the nudity felt gratuitous. Granted it was gratuitous in the original, but there was story motivation and dialog during it. In this it was just kinda there and not all that sexy. Like I said. This one just didn't do it for me. Even when movies are so bad they're funny, the filmmakers are trying their best to make the best movie they could.

I am a big fan of bad movies and have been a big fan of Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama ever since I saw it on USA Up All Night back in the late 80s. I heard the original director David DeCoteau left after creative differences (given some of the films he has made, you got to wonder what this would be) and Linnea Quigley turned down the chance to return as Spider, so the part was rewritten for Kelli Maroney (Night of the Comer, Chopping Mall), who plays Snake, Spider's sister. Brinke Stevens took over as director and appears as the ghost of Taffy, along with Michelle Bauer as the spirit of Lisa, the two doomed pledges from the first film. The cast is poor even for schlock and the even though this only runs 62 minutes, it feels much longer as the Imp does not make his appearance until about 40 minutes into the movie. Watch the original and avoid this cheap knockoff.

I went into this movie really wanting to enjoy it. I love cheesy Full Moon cult classics like Dollman and Puppet Master and fully support the idea of breathing new life into these flicks with new sequels. That is, unless the end result is Sorority Babes at the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama 2 - an almost unwatchable follow up that makes its hour-and-seven minute runtime seem like an eternity. If you're a fan of the original, it's unfortunately not worth satisfying your curiosity. While no one's expecting this to be a masterpiece in storytelling, it's as if they didn't even try to come up with a decent idea for a sequel, and everything else from the * grade acting to odd lack of anything happening on-screen make this a waste of time for all involved including you the viewer. Even the awesome Linnea Quigley reprising her role as Spider can't save this dud.