It's Alive 2: It Lives Again

Felt like it was trying to be Invasion of the Body Snatchers a little too much when its house is built on mutant babies. It does accomplish a somewhat impressive circular narrative, but at the expense of taking mutant babies that kill people very very seriously.

Someone edit this movie together with Baby Geniuses( And someone edit in an undershirt for that one actor, jesus).

A film of two halves. The first half is slow and boring while the second half contains some of Cohen's best work as a director. Marley is very good, and the increase in mutant baby action was fine for this viewer. The pacing issues, however, impact negatively on the overall impression, but as usual there is enough personality and low rent charm to keep fans engaged, and Cohen maintains a reasonable balance between rehash and extension.

Aside from this being low budget with questionable acting I found this to be a serious, interesting, and thoughtful take on love, acceptance, fear and, society enforcing their views onto others.

It keeps getting crazier and crazier. Maybe a little less fun but a much larger message attempted here.

Much like the first, pretty withholding with the creepy baby puppets. Still, a slight improvement on the original.

Pointless, ghastly sequel

I'll give it the same rating as the first, since there wasn't really a drastic dip in quality and they also added some shit that wasn't in the first one. Keep toeing that line, Larry, you line-toeing son of a bitch.

"The second and third parts of Larry Cohen's It's Alive trilogy are by turns silly and sublime." - Joshua Vasquez

Less effective because the babies are too visible for too much of the time.

Total shit. Even Rick Baker's makeup FX suck