Terror Toons 2: The Sick and Silly Show

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Terror Toons 2: The Sick and Silly Show
Directed by Joe Castro
Produced by Steven J. Escobar
Written by Joe Castro
Starring Shane Ballard
Emma Bing
Bart Burson
David Alan Graf
Brinke Stevens
Music by Jason Frederick
Cinematography Nick Saglimbeni
Editing by Steven J. Escobar
Distributed by Jesco Film Entertainment
Release date(s) March 27, 2007
Language English
Budget $175,000 (estimated)
Preceded by Terror Toons
IMDb profile

Terror Toons 2 (A.K.A. Terror Toons 2: The Sick and Silly Show) is the comedy/horror 2007 sequel to Terror Toons and is directed by Joe Castro, director of the first film. It was supposed to come out in 2004, but do to unknown reasons (possibly due to death of Shane Ballard, one of the actors) it was pushed to 2007. On March 27th 2007, the DVD was released and can only be purchased on the internet.


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[edit] Plot

The plot is very simple, a girl gets a weird DVD in the mail on her birthday. In the meanwhile, Hansel and Gretel, follow out their fairy tale, and arrive at a witches house, after getting lost in the cartoon like woods. The witch planned to poison them with a rat and a bottle containing possible amounts of Nitroglycerine, but instead of killing them, it turns them into big headed, crazy cartoon characters, they rip the witch in half and almost immediately they are pulled from their world, to reality (this of course happens when the party goers have popped in the DVD and began watching it).

Hansel and Gretel begin their slaughter fest as grandma has her neck sliced, grandpa commits suicide by hammer, dad getting a mysterious heart attack after losing a game they were all made to play, musical 'scares' (musical chairs), the blond guy getting cooties from Gretal, the cousin beat with a baseball bat, and another football player getting his brain sucked out with a plunger and replaced with monkey brains (he doesn't die)

The final girl and the boyfriend find out that Damian, satin's son, (shane Ballard) sent the duo after them, in the encounter, he shows them a new character, a giant worm thing with stripes. He them attempts to rape the final girl and in a semi-epic battle, she gets infected with "the demon". For some reason, after they escape, Damian turns into a giant horned demon, even though he doesn't do anything. Hansel and Gretel prepare to send mom into hell with a rocket, but before they can, the boyfriend comes in, slices off Hansels hand, (I think), in which Hansel and Gretel form together into the worm Damian showed them, as a final attempt at killing everyone.

Just when it was about to succeed, the final girl dramatically comes in, and supports the beast against the wall, telling the boyfriend to destroy the DVD, which has since been a factory for the DVDs. The Boyfriend lights the rocket, and rides it into the machine, blowing up half the house, where he, the girl, and the beast are presumably killed in the explosion. The cops arrive to help out the survivors and all goes well, despite losing a lot of the family.

The film ends with Damian dropping a box of Terror Toons off at a movie rental store, where he laughs maniacally and the screen cuts, just as it did in the first one.

[edit] DVD special features

The movie went straight to DVD on March 27th, 2007. The movie is of course uncut and unrated (A.K.A. The Director's Cut) and features the following:

  • Anamorphic 1.85:1 Widescreen
  • Audio commentary with Joe Castro, Steven Escobar, and Tina Mahler
  • Uncut Dr. Carnage & Max Assassin Terror Toon
  • Uncut Hansel & Gretel Terror Toon starring Brinke Stevens
  • Behind the scenes of Terror Toons 2’s gore
  • Terror Toons 1.5 short
  • The Sick and Silly Slide Show photo gallery
  • Terror Vortex
  • Blood Thirst: Joe Castro's childhood film

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The Terror Toons Duology

Films: Terror Toons • Terror Toons 2: The Sick and Silly Show
Director: Joe Castro
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