When Clark pulls out his arm from the cop's mouth his bandage is gone.
Yet later at the hospital the doctor has to cut off the gauze.
And it's a pretty clean gauze too.
When Clark exits the hospital - after the doctor has cut off the gauze on his hand - he has a professionally bandaged hand again.
No one put that on for him.
(Plot) Clark (J. Eddie Peck) and his girlfriend Lisa (Jill Schoelen) go on a road trip in the desert, only to find out that it's filled with poisonous snakes.
I rented this once because Jill Schoelen is all kinds of fine, and I enjoyed the atmosphere of The Curse with Wil Wheaton. But this film, which is a sequel in name only, redefines terrible cinema.
The Curse part two?? The only thing this modest 80's horror production is cursed with is the burden of getting linked to another and entirely unrelated B-movie that just happens to be produced by the same greedy Italian (Ovidio G.
Great movie. Alot of fun.
Harry and flo are really the stars of this movie... Lisa is just so terrible, it's unfortunate she didn't die in an awesome and heroic way to redeem her.
UK title - The Bite. A young couple driving across the American Southwest are warned by a gasoline attendant not to take a short cut through a former military testing ground.
As a standalone goes, this isn't bad and is miles ahead of its terribly lame unrelated second sequel 'Curse III: Blood Sacrifice (1991)'. Still even here, I couldn't help but be a little disappointed with the final outcome.
As I watched this one I came beware of some mistakes within the first moments. Driving a 100 mile highway were no-one drives is okay but by giving a shot of the highway you see a car driving behind them!!
In CURSE II: THE BITE, Lisa and Clark (Jill Schoelen and J. Eddie Peck) just happen to be tooling along through a government testing site in the desert.
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