Icons of Horror 2 (2016) User Reviews

Why is Harley Quinn in this?

[bazmitch23 · 2/10 · 13 December 2017]

Obviously it's really Trent's fan films where horror characters fight each other and edited together to make a plot. But every scene is fight scene, fight scene, fight scene and fight scene.

The acting is hokey. The guy playing Herbert West is out of character. West is supposed to be this weird, kooky anti-social character. but in this, he acts like a normal guy. Its like the actor hadn't seen Re-Animator.

Dr Lecter also sucks. He looks and sounds nothing like Sir Hopkins and he just says the exact same lines from Silence of the Lambs.

Darkman is also a waste. He's a bad guy? And what can he do again? Oh yeah, DISGUISE HIMSELF INTO OTHER PEOPLE.

And the Creeper only appears at the start of the film and never appears again

And yes, why is Harley Quinn in this? She is not even a horror character. "Icons of Horror" INDEED! She doesn't even have a Brooklyn accent.

Yes, The Punisher is in this, for some reason. Cobra Commander was in the last film and Umbrella joining forces with Cobra is not a bad idea.

I will give this a 2, because the concept is interesting. It's just a shame that it's not done 100%.

Not so much Iconic as Ironic.

[iamtherobotman · 2/10 · 15 February 2018]

So for the 50 odd minute run time we probably have around 45 minutes of some of the worst choreographed fight scenes in film history, the other 5 minutes just some of the worst Acting.

Now I realise this was made on a miniscule budget and i'm trying to be lenient for that reason but at the end of the day, bad films are bad films and this is a bad film. Dr Lector just regurgitates his lines from 'Silence of the Lambs' when meeting Clarice, only replaces her name with Harleen Quinzel...who I don't remember ever having been a character in a Horror film, so odd choice to say the least.

It's an interesting concept for a film but sadly for this lot it's poorly handled, it just seems like they've tried to cram as many 'iconic' Horror antagonists in as they possibly could and forget about any real story telling.