The 'hero' from the previous movie and his subhumanoid girlfriend reproduce twin half-breeds, though, as she dies during child birth, the tall-haired, female professor from before - along with her cronies - snatch up one of the babies. So one is raised to be good and the other bad and a lot of silly shit happens...
This one just felt LONG (and actually WAS - clocking in with a run-time of over 100 minutes...) and extremely 'phoned-in'. The star of the first film plays about 4 or 5 different characters, which, in typical Troma-style, they call attention to by listing his name no less than 20 times in the end credits. There's far less effects and entertainment value this time around - the only saving grace I found being the abundance of T&A. I know it's pretty redundant to criticize a Troma Production for not hitting the mark, as I'm sure they'd be the first to agree, but I was just bored and not into this one. Gonna check out the recent "Return to Nuke 'Em High" stuff soon...
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