Scorned 2

And off- pun intended, even if I just came up with it (no I am not claiming I coined that phrase/pun). Depending on what you expect to see here, you will either be excited (again there might be a pun here) or rather dissapointed. Although if you are the latter ... what did you actually expect? Yes there is a lot of skin and a lot of ... love making (you may call it something else too).

There is also a story that is barely hanging on by a thread. It is decent enough I reckon for a flick of this ... nature. And if you are thinking naughty by nature ... I will not stop you, because I am all for puns. All jokes aside, if you did not grew up liking movies of this kind, I doubt you will find anything appealing since movies have become way more explicit in many regards since then.

Be aware what you are embarking on here ... acting wise it could be worse, but also better. I doubt any twists will really surprise you.

An alright sequel to an excellent original. This has Tane McClure (daughter of Doug McClure) taking over from Shannon Tweed in the lead role, and although she is not as good as Tweed was, there's not much in it.

The story starts a couple of months after the original left us on tenter hooks, with Amanda Cressfield (McClure) completely recovered after her ordeal in the original and happily married to college tutor Mark (Myles O'Brien). But, when she catches him having sex with one of his beautiful students, her repressed, past memories are brought from the back of her mind and Amanda snaps, and seeks violent revenge on her husband, and anyone else who has ever wronged her...

There is a cracking story, with plenty of steamy sex to fill in the gaps, personally, I'd give it 3 stars.

I can't begin to tell you how much 'Scorned 2' surprised me. A direct sequel which I wasn't expecting and a lot of names from this genre both in front and behind the camera. Best part the story is a major improvement over the original and so is the T&A (two women, more skin). Tane McClure takes over the role from Shannon Tweed, but this erotic thriller is better than the low rating it's gotten.

Amanda (McClure) escaped capture after what she put the Weston family through and years later has remarried a psychology college professor Mark (Myles O'Brien). Repressed memories and therapy yet happy it all comes crashing down when he bangs an aggressive student Cynthia (Wendy Schumacher) and she catches them in the act unseen. As old faces resurface so does renewed purpose for Amanda as she goes about destroying everyone the only way she knows how.

Directed by Rodney McDonald (Night Eyes 2 & 4), written by Sean McGinly (Sexual Roulette) and Jim Wynorski onboard as casting director (lol). However it's cinematographer Gary Graver who gives this T&A pic a real professional look with the way its shot. Andrew Stevens reprises to a smaller degree.

Only place 'Scorned 2' let me down was the finale. Feeling rushed and not believable, but otherwise I had a good time with it. Wendy at first looks like she's going to have the role of a twisted sex kitten instigating all the craziness, but that element dies as the movie progresses. Counted two sex scenes for her and one part gratuitous boobs. While Tane amazingly has four sex scenes all to herself. If you want a double dose of blondes with big boobs and murder this erotic thriller has you covered.

This is probably one of the best erotic thrillers of all time. Two Beautiful women leading with a great supporting cast. Wendy Schumacher gives an excellent perfomance as a student in love with her teacher and having a boyfriend to the side. Tane McClure also stars as a gorgeous wife with a deadly past. All together this is a great movie.

Let me make it abundantly clear from the start that this is only a competent movie. But for an erotic thriller, that is a huge accomplishment. There is some clever writing, and even a plot twist or two, which is amazing for a genre that tends to favour gynecological close-ups over a solid script. This film still has a fair amount of flesh, with Wendy Schumacher filling up the screen with her gravity-defying chest, but for once, the story overshadows the skin. And although the story is only so-so, I'll give credit to the filmmakers for trying to make a good movie, and coming quite close.