Killjoy goes to hell is better movie. And that does not say to mush.
I have to admit if I had not seen Killjoy Goes To Hell first, I would not have bothered to watch this franchise. The first Killjoy with Angel Vargas in the titular role was flat and uninteresting but since Trent Hagaa took over the role, he has injected the character with raucous humour.
I use to really enjoy the killjoy series. While not that particularly good, they are still plenty amusing.
Living on Earth after his escape, the demonic clown and his posse find that their current lives hosting a cable-access TV show has to be halted when one of his former associates wants to avenge his previous encounter and tries to save himself and his friends from the relentless pursuer.This here is yet another of the series' utterly enjoyable cheesy efforts.
The overall plot takes place a few years after the events of Killjoy Goes to Hell. Killjoy (Trent Haaga) and his posse, consisting of Batty Boop (Victoria De Mare), Freakshow (Tai Chan Ngo) and Punchy (Al Burke), have been living on Earth.
