The Stepfather (1987) was an enjoyable thriller telling the story of an unhinged man who joins family's, devotes himself to them but does whatever it takes to keep the family together and living by his rules.
Lost star Terry O'Quinn was fantastic and I'd only just discovered that sequels were spawned.
Following our antagonist as he breaks from an asylum and attaches himself to another single mother.
Once again O'Quinn is great, as is the always enchanting Meg Foster and the late Jonathan Brandis.
Stepfather II does not match its predecessor but is still watchable. You'll know everything that's going to happen, but that's okay.
The Good:
Terry O'Quinn
Meg Foster
Direct sequel
The Bad:
Predictable
Shadowed by the superior first movie
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
Even psychos appreciate the snaps, crackles and pops
Lost star Terry O'Quinn was fantastic and I'd only just discovered that sequels were spawned.
Following our antagonist as he breaks from an asylum and attaches himself to another single mother.
Once again O'Quinn is great, as is the always enchanting Meg Foster and the late Jonathan Brandis.
Stepfather II does not match its predecessor but is still watchable. You'll know everything that's going to happen, but that's okay.
The Good:
Terry O'Quinn
Meg Foster
Direct sequel
The Bad:
Predictable
Shadowed by the superior first movie
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
Even psychos appreciate the snaps, crackles and pops