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A rogue 'scanner' terrorizes Los Angeles and the only person who can stop him may not have enough neurons for the job.A rogue 'scanner' terrorizes Los Angeles and the only person who can stop him may not have enough neurons for the job.A rogue 'scanner' terrorizes Los Angeles and the only person who can stop him may not have enough neurons for the job.
Eugene Robert Glazer
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- TriviaAs of 2021, this is the final Scanners film.
- ConnectionsEdited from Scanner Cop (1994)
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SCANNER COP II (1995) is the last (for now) and least of the SCANNER franchise and a direct sequel to the last one with Brad Dourif lookalike Daniel Quinn reprising his role of scanning detective Staziak. This time around, he's on the trail of a murdering psychopath who's given up taking his ephemerol to instead go on a city-wide killing spree, murdering other scanners to ingest their powers.
Where to start with this one? It's a real cheapie for sure, a straight-to-video enterprise that looks static and small scale. The plot is extremely limited and basically has the baddie killing people until he faces off with the cop at the end. That's it. Quinn's okay but the film really belongs to B-movie veteran heavy Patrick Kilpatrick who's having a ball as the orgasmic, demented villain. Robert Forster has a small role too. To make things a bit easier there are plenty of gooey and very slimy SFX courtesy of John Carl Buechler, always creative, and at least one crowd-pleasing head explosion.
Where to start with this one? It's a real cheapie for sure, a straight-to-video enterprise that looks static and small scale. The plot is extremely limited and basically has the baddie killing people until he faces off with the cop at the end. That's it. Quinn's okay but the film really belongs to B-movie veteran heavy Patrick Kilpatrick who's having a ball as the orgasmic, demented villain. Robert Forster has a small role too. To make things a bit easier there are plenty of gooey and very slimy SFX courtesy of John Carl Buechler, always creative, and at least one crowd-pleasing head explosion.
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- Scanner Cop II: Volkin's Revenge
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- $4,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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