BIG BAD MAMA II is the cheap, B-movie sequel to the first film, with Roger Corman still producing. This time it was directed by no less than Jim Wynorski, who plays it up as a skin flick for all its worth; there are body doubles, skinny dipping and sex scenes shoehorned into the mix. The plot is a weak retread of the previous film's, but Angie Dickinson has fun reprising her role and there's novelty value from the casting of Robert Culp in a sympathetic role as well as Bruce Glover as the antagonist. The violent shoot-out at the climax is a lot of goofy fun.
Review of Big Bad Mama II
