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Black Scorpion II: Aftershock  (1997)
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Roger Corman Presents 'Black Scorpion II: Aftershock'
Roger Corman Presents Black Scorpion II: Aftershock
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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