Someone had once remarked that it is much easier to criticize than it is to create! Truer words have seldom been spoken. The best instance of this is probably the film-critics, who often take it too far when they try trashing a movie. We aren\u2019t saying they are always wrong, but there are some amazing horror movie sequels where they completely messed up with their judgments. They were incapable of understanding the cheesiness of the movies, the fun aspect that made these so special for the fans and simply slammed the content with their harsh remarks.<\/p>\n

In this video, we bring to you eleven such horror movie sequels that you will love unless you fall prey to the critics and take them seriously! These entertaining horror flicks will somewhat shed the terrible reputation that sequels have acquired over the years!<\/p>\n

Maniac Cop 2 (1990)<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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The murderous brand of vigilante justice by Matthew Cordell met with a fitting end when a good cop, Jack Forrest, brought him down. After Cordell\u2019s death, suddenly, the same pattern of murders starts to spring up in New York City. Forrest realizes that Cordell is back from the grave, and this time, he seeks vengeance against those who plotted to have him killed. He joins forces with a serial killer, and it is going to be an uphill task to stop the duo in their act.<\/p>\n

True to the original, this sequel retains the dark and entertaining theme that made Maniac Cop such a joy to watch. The director William Lustig takes up the challenging job of providing continuity to the original and successfully manages to live up to the expectations. All the loose ends from the original have been addressed here, and even the characters have been continued. In fact, this movie betters the original in terms of the improved action sequences and some shocking deaths. The brilliant shootout scene in the police station can draw parallels with the likes of The Terminator! There is also a hair-raising car chase sequence through the streets of New York that will leave you shaken. Even the make-up effects are a steady improvement and help to portray the extremely violent deaths. The sardonic wit and black humor make this all the more entertaining, and the cleverly written dialogues strike a chord with the audience. Even the acting performances by Robert Davi, Bruce Campbell, and Robert Z\u2019Dar leave a strong impact on the viewers. Overall, this is a praise-worthy sequel that can be an entertaining watch this Halloween!<\/p>\n