I have never been a big fan of this film. I do always appreciate imagination in film, but this film falls flat. The trailer is ok, but I will still side with the first film any day of the week. This was one of the first times that a film series went from being R rated (the first House) to being PG-13 (this one). We see this happening all the time, so it happening in the 80's was definitely a shock.
I hope that you enjoy this trailer and I will be back tomorrow with a new review and some news as well.
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