between the victims and Pumpkinhead, realizing that the judge is next. Judge Dixon calls his posse to assist him in killing whatever is murdering his friends. Before they can arrive however, Pumpkinhead brutally murders Judge Dixon, the leader of the Red Wings and the one who commanded his murder. Now that Tommy has avenged his own death, he begins going after Danny and his friends (for fleeing instead of helping Ms. Osie). Sean and the town doctor go into the woods to find Jenny. By this time, Pumpkinhead (Tommy) has murdered Danny and his 3 friends. He then chases Jenny to the iron mine. Since Sean had saved his life years earlier as a boy, and because Jenny was innocent of hurting Ms. Osie, Tommy allows Jenny to step down to her father safe and sound. However, the judge's posse arrives and shoots Tommy back into the mine, where he had died 35 years earlier. Jenny later apologizes to her father for all the trouble she caused. Just then, Sean finds an old toy fire truck near the mineshaft that he gave to Tommy as a gift for saving his life. Cast Andrew Robinson as Sheriff Sean Braddock Barry Davis as Young Sean Braddock Ami Dolenz as Jenny Braddock Soleil Moon Frye as Marcie J. Trevor Edmond as Danny Dixon Hill Harper as Peter Alexander Polinsky as Paul Michael J. Carra as Cory Linnea Quigley as Nadine Mark McCracken as Pumpkinhead Steve Kanaly as Judge Caspar Dixon John Gatins as Young Caspar Dixon Gloria Hendry as Dr. Delilah Pettibone Lilyan Chauvin as Miss Osie Caren Kaye as Beth Braddock Jean-Paul Manoux as Tommy Roger Clinton, Jr. as Mayor Bubba Joe Unger as Ernst R.A. Mihailoff as "Red" Byers Kane Hodder as Keith Knox Will Huston as Brian Knox Chuck Aronberg as Fred Knox Nicole Maggio as The Mute Knox Girl Mike Johnson as The Coroner Robert Harvey as Henchman #2 Release The film was released direct-to-video on October 19, 1994. The film was first released on DVD by Lionsgate in 2005. A Blu-ray release by Scream Factory (a sub-label of Shout! Factory), under license from current rights holder MGM, was released on October 28, 2014. Reception Scott Weinberg of DVD Talk rated it 3/5 stars and wrote that the sequel "holds up pretty darn well". David Johnson of DVD Verdict called it a "fairly entertaining" sequel that doesn't take itself