Black Scorpion II: Aftershock (1997)
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Roger Corman Presents Black Scorpion II: Aftershock
Czarny Skorpion 2: Wstrzasy [Polish]
Escorpião Negro Contra Terremoto [Portuguese]
Escorpião Negro II [Portuguese]
Escorpión Negro II [Spanish]
Fekete Skorpió 2 [Hungarian]
Scorpionul Negru [Romanian]
To Htypima tou Skorpiou 2 [Greek]
Tagline(s): | Seductive and Beautiful. But Lethal. |
Nomination Year: 1998
SYNOPSIS: A new super-criminal is on the scene: Gangster Prankster. The Black Scorpion comes out of "retirement" (i.e., police work) to fight him, but he teams up with a villainous scientist (Aftershock) who has a machine capable of generating an earthquake big enough to swallow Angel City whole.
And someone has stolen the Scorpionmobile -- what else could possibly go wrong?
Kevin Hogan
Smithee Award Nominations
Deus Ex Machina |
Today's Overly Convenient Earthquake Is Scheduled for 4:45pm... The Gangster Prankster and his band are able to escape from the Black Scorpion because an earthquake hits at a very inopportune time.
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Worst Science |
I've Got a Radiation Headache This Big Radiation headache? I guess Vibranium emits special radiation that just makes noise.
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Inane Dialogue |
Threat or Prank? "2 to 1 it's just a prank." *BOOM!* "You lose!"
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Directors
Director |
Claim to Fame |
Jonathan Winfrey |
Directed, uh, Christmas
Icetastrophe (yep, that's the
title), produced Future Kick, and
directed Cousin Skeeter and
The Marine. |
Cast
Actor |
Character |
Claim to Fame |
Joan Severance |
Darcy Walker/Black Scorpion |
A successful international model, she
went into acting... Uh. Was Eve in
See No Evil, Hear No Evil;
Rachel Varney in Bird on a
Wire; and Marla in The
Runestone. As well as the TITular
Black Scorpion... |
Sherrie Rose |
Prof. Ursula Undershaft/Aftershock |
Blonde bombshell who was Marylin in
Devil in the Flesh, Bethany
in Inside Out, and Jane in
Me and Will. |
Stoney Jackson |
Luther/Gangster Prankster |
Jesse Mitchell on "The White Shadow";
Paul Whitney on "Santa Barbara"; Travis
Filmore on "227." Had an uncredited
performance in Michael Jackson's "Beat
It" video. |
Garrett Morris |
Argyle |
Whether it's his five-year stint on "SNL," or
playing "Chocolate Chip Charlie" in The
Stuff, or Earl on "2 Broke Girls," you've
seen his energetic, comedic character portrayals. |
Linda Hoffman |
Jane |
Brooke in The Dentist flicks;
Livia in Face/Off. |
David Harris |
Heckler |
Was Cochise in The Warriors;
had a recurring role (10 episodes over 8
years) on "NYPD Blue." |
Scott Valentine |
Dick |
Nick Moore on "Family Ties," weirdly spawning
his character in The Art of Being
Nick; Steve Rafferty on the "Black
Scorpion" later properties; Jacob in To
Sleep with a Vampire. |
Terri J. Vaughn |
Tender Lovin' |
Lovita on "The Steve Harvey Show";
Jonelle on
"All of Us"; China in
Friday; and
Keisha in *deep breath* Don't Be a
Menace to South Central While Drinking
Your
Juice in the Hood. |
Stephen Lee |
Captain Strickland |
Big man who plays little parts on TV and
movies. Sgt. Schnieder in
WarGames; Dwight in
Burlesque; and the Big
Bopper in La Bamba. Played
"Tom
Arnold" in the TV biopic Tom &
Rosanne. |
Rick Rossovich |
Construction Worker |
Matt in The Terminator;
Slider in Top Gun; Leary in
Navy Seals. And Lt. Anthony
Palermo on "Pacific Blue." |
Jonathan Winfrey |
Cop |
Tends to give himself roles like "Cop,"
"Bar Patron," "Policeman" in movies that
he directs. This is no exception. |
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