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For all the creature effects and gore on offer here - not to mention bad acting and risible dialogue - Basket Case 2 feels cosily tame.

Besides fraternity, paternity and family, craziness forms a major theme here.

Strange to think that a film made 30 years ago has never looked so good.

The sort of film that any aspiring director of schlocky shock should be proud of having as their debut.

Biafra brings real energy and passion to the job, helping to make this a film that’s consistently gripping and never gets dry even when dealing with legal details.

Creative tension, daring storyline and genuinely unsettling dreadfulness.

It's all so lovingly trashy that it's impossible not to go along with the anything-goes vibe.

In its sly way, this film presents a revealing portrait of a man with very precise control over his own image.