Yes, as you suspect, it’s campy, with gratuitous nudity, featuring a lot of fake, plastic, blonde Barbie dolls in the opening.
And then cut to people eating in a swanky restaurant, considering that in the next scene it’s confirmed that zombies are in the city. At one point the colonel (Ellie Cornell shamelessly returning, and armed in a wheelchair which is an obvious reference to her body being eaten in half in the first film) hands our stubbled hero a photo of a city that’s been laid to waste due to the “infection”. And there’s no emergency broadcast, no alarm, or news covering it, and no one really seems to give a crap. Where do I begin, really? So many gripes, so little time to do it in, and I know I’ll forget something. Not Uwe Boll bad, that I can attest to, but it’s bad. Sometimes I’ll end up changing it, but usually the grade I give a film stays permanent and I didn’t have to worry about changing it during the course of this wretched sequel.
And then I put one star without a doubt next to the title.
#HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2 DEAD AIM SKIN#
Their teeth is neon green by the way, and their skin makes them look like mimes. Anyway, literally about fifteen minutes in to my notes, I’m watching, and hoping, and then I see the zombies whom have green teeth, and bad white skin. Well–your guess is really as good as mine.
So, you’re likely asking, why in the name of tap-dancing Jesus would anyone even think about creating a sequel to one of the worst movies ever made.