trips him. Flailing about in his armor, Belial scores a hit against Sheriff Griffin, who is swarmed and killed by the babies when he falls into their cradle. With the babies reclaimed, Granny Ruth, Duane, Belial, and the freaks attack a talk show entitled Renaldo; Belial mauls the titular host. Speaking into the camera, Granny Ruth tells the world that the freaks will no longer hide in the shadows and will fight back if oppressed. She finishes her speech by telling everyone to have a nice day. Cast Kevin Van Hentenryck as Duane Bradley Annie Ross as Granny Ruth Jackson Faw as Bailey Jim Grimshaw as Baxter Jerry G. White as Banner Dan Biggers as Uncle Hal Jim O'Doherty as Little Hal Tina Louise Hilbert as Opal Tom Tolan as Belial Bradley (voice; uncredited) Regina Stewart as Eve and Belial's babies (voices; uncredited) Reception Variety wrote, "Henenlotter's mix of wild over-acting, cartoon color scheme and heavy-handed message regarding tolerance is tough to take for the uninitiated. His fans will enjoy seeing the growing menagerie of creatures, including the cute/grotesque progeny." Ian Jane of DVD Talk rated it 3/5 stars and called it "far from Henenlotter's best film" but "a lot of fun". See also List of films featuring powered exoskeletons References External links 1992 films 1992 horror films American slasher films American comedy horror films American sequel films American monster movies Films about twin brothers Films directed by Frank Henenlotter Puppet films Parasitic twinning in culture Films scored by Joe Renzetti 1990s English-language films 1990s slasher films 1990s American films